Introduction, 160—General Hints, 168—Diseases and their Prevention and Treatment, 169—Medicines, Medical Appliances, &c., 252—Treatment of Wounds and Injuries, 275. CANOEING AND BOATING (by the late J. Coles) 293-297 ORTHOGRAPHY OF GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES (by Maj.-General Lord Edward Gleichen, K.C.V.O.) 298-305 ON THE GIVING OF NAMES TO NEWLY-DISCOVERED PLACES 306 INDEX 307-318 MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS. PAGE Diagram showing how to read Thermometer Scale 13 Mr. H. F. Blanford’s Portable Thermometer Screen 15 Hut for Sheltering Thermometers 16 Section of Assmann’s Aspiration Psychrometer 20 Diagram showing how to read Barometer Vernier 27 The Collie Barometer, with the Deasy Mounting 30 Diagram showing Cyclone Paths and Circulation of Winds in Cyclones 33 Charts of the World showing Isothermal Lines for January and July 50 Charts of the World showing Isobaric Lines for January and July 50 Rainfall Chart of the World 50 Bellows Camera 52 Twin-Lens Camera 53 Homocentric Lens 55 General Collecting Case for Natural History Specimens 93 Drying Press for Botanical Specimens 100-101 Diagrams of the Human Skull illustrating Craniological Descriptions 134 Diagrams of the Human Skull illustrating Cranial Measurements 135 Diagram of Portion of the Thigh-Bone for Measurement of its length 137 Diagram showing some of the Principal Organs of the Body, and the Course of the Main Blood-Vessels 162 Spectacles for Preventing Snow-Blindness 199 Diagram illustrating method of compressing the Main Artery of the Thigh 278 Diagrams illustrating methods of Restoring Breathing in cases of Drowning 284 Diagram of the Human Skeleton, giving the Names and Positions of the Chief Bones 285 Diagrams showing Bandaging of Broken Jaw 289 HINTS TO TRAVELLERS. _VOL. II._ I. METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATOLOGY. _By HUGH ROBERT MILL, D.SC, LL.D., F.R.S.E., Formerly President Royal Meteorological Society, and Director of the British Rainfall Organization._