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304 LANTERN SETS. WEATHER AND WEATHER RECORDING. The whole of these negatives have been specially taken for this -set. 1 A Meteorological Station 2 Maximum and Minimnm Thermometers S "Wet and Dry Thermometers -4 Interior of a Thermometer Screen •fi Recording Thermometer—Thermograph •e Solar Radiation Thermometers 7 Reading the Earth Thermometers •8 Sunshine Recorders 9 Actual Sunshine Records ’0 Mercurial Barometers XI Aneroid Barometer -12 Barograph 13 A Wind Tower 14 Robinson's Anemometer 15 Recording Anemometer 16 Dines’ Anemometer 17 A Dines' Record 18 Measuring the Rainfall 19 A Raingauge •20 Self-Recording Raingauge 21 Electrical Self-Recording Raingauge 22 A Week’s Rainfall 23 Three Records of a Gale 24 Evaporation Tanks 25 Cloud Forms—Cirro-Stratus 26 Cloud Forms—Cumulus 27 Measuring Heights of Clouds 28 Lightning Flashes 29 Earthquake Records 30 A Daily Report from the Meteorological Office" Reading:. 1J-. ILLUSTRATED HYMNS. Continued from -page 217. 92 Alas ! and did my Saviour hlc-cd ? o. 93 Around the throne of God in Heaven. 4. 94 God loved the world of sinners lost. 5. *)5 I gave My life for thee. C. DO Jesus loves me 1 this I know. 3. 97 My Jesus, I love Thee. 4. -93 Ring the bells of Heaven! there is ioy to-day. 3. 99 Pardon, Peace, and Power. 5. 100 Simply trusting every day. 4. 101 Sons of God, beloved in Jeans. 3. 103 Weary wanderer, stop and listen. 4. 103 Why do you wait, dear brother ? 4. 104 Blessed bo the Fountain of Blood. 3. 105 Call them in—the poor, the wretched. 1 10G Come to the Saviour—make no delay. 3. 107 Depth of mercy ! can there be. 5. 108 " Glory Son?.” 3. „ 109 Ilark ! the Heraid Angels sing (From Lne • Models). 3. 110 Hark 1 hark ! my soul! angelic songs arc swelling. 3. 111 T think when I read that sweet story of old. 3. 113 Jesus is tenderly calling thee home. 4. 113 Pass me not, O" gentle Saviour. 4. 114 Saviour, like a Shepherd lead us. 4. 1 ■> 5 There’s a laud that is fairer than day. 3. lie, Throw out the Life-line. 4. 117 We are but little children weak. 6. 1LS While Shepherds watched their (locks by night (Front Life Models). G. 119 Beneath the Cross of Jesus. 5. 120 Have you any room for Jesus 4. 121 I am coming to the Cross. 5. 122 I was a Wandering Sheep. 4. 123 Jesus keep me near the Cross. 4. 124 Love Divine, all loves excelling. G. 125 Oh ! for a Thousand Tongues. 5. 12C Oh I tender and sweet was the Master s Voice. 4. 127 Oh I what a Saviour. 4. 12S Only a step to Jesus. 4. 129 There is a land of pure delight. 6. 130 What various hindrances we meet. 7. 131 All things bright and beautiful. 7. 132 Come, let us join our cheerful songs. 4. 133 Glorious things of Thee are spoken. 4. 134 Lo 1 He comes with clouds descending. 4. 135 Ofi in danger, oft in woe. 5. 13G Oh. come to the merciful Saviour. 5. 137 Peace, perfect peace. 3. 13S Sound the battle-cry. 3. 139 Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we go. 5. 140 The day Thou gavest, Lord, is ended, o. SOTE.—The number at end of line indicates the number of slides which ill list rules the hymn. . , Z JXOTICE. —7 Yc can now supply Readings for our Temperance Entertainment -cU II., and III. The three are under one coar. Trice 1/-. For remainder of Illustrated Hymns see page 321.