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One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. GIBSON,

Professor of Medicine and Eleotropstbv.
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER,
IL MANENTLY locate In Cleveland and has rs1,o,,
cd ms Office from Bank the west Side OF o9t1o
eyer q Beck Co.'S Grocery store, block from
The Immense success Of Dr. GIBSON in the t,ss,r.r,
Of Chronic Diseases in announcing 10 the sh
that he will make - ~ ''' 'i'A
No Charge for services lohieh are NOT s,isesfsf,I
according TO an opinion which will be given when the n
Complaint Dyspepsia in It's worst FORM AFue nnd Fevsv
DJsentery, General Debility Nervous Consumption Sstb
eet or hands, Paralysis Palsy Impotepev 81 V,tns
Dance, Lameness, Sick Nervous Hendnche ali ne ,s
diseases, Neuialgn, Diseases Of the Kidneys DTopsJ
Scaled Head, Feyer-Sores White Swelling GDr G ,sin
pay slO0 10 any physician IN the world who will ~
success ln treating White swelhngJ Wihered Tinhs
0r from disease of the optic nerve terned Amsnysis
also nursing sore-mouth' LeucohWa aud other diseases
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
which have seQOm been curod are no,v trsntd
BY Dr. with degree ofoeTtainty announcing 10 matb
ematioal precision namely Chronic Inflammation or Con-
gOatiOn Dizziness Soflening ~ the Brap Iisess ht
sooner or later uttendt with sats
WIN loss o apltionor mental ery and which roquenf
viii forfeit SlOO jim Of failure 10 remove any OF IN Isl
named diseases ~ hopes this notice. with tho numerous
Anu YeB lqspeesDe and favorable references which No
can 6yei VIII be euh1iont guaraaty 10 the thousanS MO
are eueung from disease Of the brain ts thev Can 1
positively recover their health receive handsome pTe
Patients may be at his ohce in vnrious .tsos s
VINO have been treated by alolasses OF od
mode Of dolecng The location of disonses-ho can imTed
aely point out the precise OF All pain or iseas III E
case OF any Invalid who may present himself for eKaminh
oFTIoE HOUSES to "a and 10 o'clock daily. sun-
gqys efeeptodi and IRON 10 0elock on Monday and
ANNi-u'' ''f''''ss' aph
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Drugs
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.


HARTFORD, TIumbull Co, Ohio, March d, 1851.
hereby certify that have been dealing In the Graeie
berg Medicines io the past year. and can truly say ga.
ha never offered medicines 20 the public that have
met with The decided appreciation the people like these
particularly the Pills and CahOloon They Will readily
lurofm all aud more than ia promised for them. have
sold about v bottles of the Cnhocon the past seasoni
aud hour the best results n every case.
j. n. G. JOHNSON Medical Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

The money continues easy At about the rates quoted
in our The demand h moderate, The cold shoulder s
st given paper do not learn that much u
ered On call the rates remain At 5d6 per cent a. which
figures the brokers experience difficulty In obtaining any
amount colaterals But little paper . discount
ed lower than per tho average be quoted fs The
nerh impression the market must harden ~ the SUM
advances and that impression concur 10 from variety
a. asons 20 frequently stated hitherto that 10 unnecessary
10 here The shipments Europe tits graf
flying 70 see are perceptsbly diminishing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

West Beliord Coshooton Co, Nay IA, 1861.
Mr. H. B. Kings eySir 81 have been selling tho Medi-
ones of the Gaeenbeg Company for the last ten years
aud have yariahy found them 20 give guud satisfaction;
and tho Pills have sold to many faml
ary as their tea and coffee and with my trade they have
become staple article. MaTshalps Uterine Catholicon
medicine THAT has done great amount Of good IN femu
diseases One dy sold t 10 told me that she had reCev
benefit from one bottle than she did from long
Of medical treatment by skillful physi-
| clans. Yours truly,
| jim 4, 1853. JAMES WILSON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

am physician Of thirty years practice. My principa
study has been diseases OF females They have generally
beet my best efforts Obtaining the materials composing
Mafshalls Uterine CathOlcOn, pleased with them
gave them fair trial, and found myself abundantg sue
ssiul In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms OF ubOut half the and could not cure one
ton. Now eau radically at least sevene In twtn-
" and mitigate the rest consider NJ shals Uterine Ca
holieon the greatest blessing to females have met with
l. II WILLIAMS NJ ID Charleston.
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BUFFALO MARKET-June lG.


Flour--fn fair speculative and interior demand and
seady; sales Of 1000 bbs; S55 for state, from
Chicago spring wheat S6 1901 good TO choice extrh
Wisconsin, S72i91 90 Tor good to choice extra Michigan,
Indiana and Ohio, S775ll8 for double extras.
Wheat-Ste ady and demand confined to milling lots;
sales Of 1900 bus standard Chicago spring at the only
one Of i'm pOTtance.
Cora-Du aud market easier sales OF 1900 bus at 70c
for Warm 72 for iGferOT Illinois ahOat; sound do nOmi
nally 74c
Oats-Seady.
Barley-Duu.
Rye-Firm.
Whisky-NOmnal at AXE
Canal freights-Unchangeu
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BY TELEGRAPH.
c-Lst OF vessels passed through Port CobOrne Lock
Welland Canal
Bound West-l4-Bark y. T Adams;schrs Jas Nayagh
Oorth star, Augustus Handy, H. +. Murray, Bay Queen
on l5--Schrs fleinde kOsCiuskO Traveller MOnteZu-
ma, Carthagenian: Bark Republic On l6th-BarA Ply
mouth Northern Light; Brig Liverpool.
Bound East-l6th-BaTks Sovereign Of the Lakes, Ind
an, louisa Brig Ocean; schrs X Campbell, Optario, W.
u Merritt Elk, Neptune, Junius Arabian; steamer Geo
Mofatt. On tho l6th-Bds Seminoe: Prop Ogdensbufg,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

Df. AMOS SON have devoted their attention tYClu
syey to this peculiar class Of maadles and the relief they
have consequently been enabled to render
lures is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
escent patients and others daily arriving in town from al
hle theo Kerlons have been er ed by the most
requiring into the these Infectious complaints
iron their most simple condition to that of the dan
gtfuus and inveerate they have always entertained th
posslDl my oihnr prevention, and removal and likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Qt disease could almost invariably he traced to Of the
following causes Ignorance, neglect or the bad effect
uusklul and Improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering the selection o
heir remedies, safe eecuRl and cautious course, omit
Ting all combination of remedies which bear eQuyoca
character, well those whose premature inudic0us
application might be productive o bad consequences In the
tnds OF private individuals. In short the Hudable end
rremedles Is the lessening Of great mass Of human
sey by tho alienation relief and prevenuun Of those
revous Affections that n reality the foes Life
md which, while they extensively surround call aloud
OrOur skill and inteTte IN their determination
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so is
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptiye and all those who are suffer.
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and justly celebrated
R. j. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,


that lie has taken an
Once No. 113 Ontario street.
All who suffering from the ab we named diseases OF
ny other complicated complaint Of years Standing are IN
CHARGE.
III hoped that viii despair OF cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine iar and
aithful trial ~ ~
~ During the Doctor 'struvelsin Europe West Indies
kust indies south America, and the United Sates he ha
oeen e Instrument IN Gods hand TO restore to health and
gor thousands who were and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School physicans. nav
more thousands, who the verge of the gnye are
sk aud successful treatment and daily exclamne
Indian Herb Doctors Medicine d" "
advice free. The poor shall
ehherally remembered
% Take Notice-eyeTy Wednesday aud Friday DR. Ly.
ons can be consulted at the Franklin House. Pear ls
WestSide,)
EY- Office Hours-from A. M.to6PM
nanIlh NV IY lllI
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llhIIs hkehI IUI UnIO,
NEW TREATM ENT,
Buffalo Medical DispensaPy

Established for the cue Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever and Ague,
Asthma, Lacipient Consumption, IqfTm-
itieS of Youth and old Age DC.
~ NO MERCURY USED. ..aJ
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADEE oEEIgE.

MORNING LEADER QEFIChil
Thursday Evoninr, june 10, p. N. +.
FLOUR-Thsrs has been demand Tor shipment and
sales reported Of 200 br choice eHa @@fo ~ brs DO
same 900 brl, do At e. choice white wheat do a.
ssas and s0brs choice szira private isrs but said 70
be At fuIl pricos
wnFAT-Not much doing Sales ! mixed lDdi-
ana ataei choice rcd a. 10 and car choice whe Al
sLo
CORN-saie Of carload Al 800.
oATs-l carload Of new from store sold ~ t9c
BEANsArs IN active demand. Sales 90 bus ct s and
gl bush ~ same,
HI0HWINEs-saes la5 brlh at 26c and p do. ot 2B1o
PoTATOEs-Connue 70 advance and holders are refusing
sc for large os Tho demand very active, both for bone
ass and shipment the supply comparatively small
Light sales are reported At 81 for common
BUTTER-Remalns steady l2alse for ". r. Sales Il
kegs l2o 10 kegs prime do Al lso and kegs Central
Nc.
EGGs-saes 10 brls Al lie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

wootThero has been considerable activity wool for
week past.
Prices range from thiry.ave my cents a few vory choice
having brought something than the last figure Very
has brought than thirty eight cents and the
: about forty-four.
The bulk of clip be marketed has not yet come In
bu our strooa each pleasant day lively with the trac
StHa7s Bsac0n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure IN announcing that they
have Invented most important instrument the
the above diseases II has been subjected to test by tho
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, PhudClphla
ard New York. It has been declared the only
ment ever Invented for tho OF Seminal Weakness
disease caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
| SlOby mail express, ...
N. B.--Dr. AMOS SON in order to satisfy tho most
skepica 10 the merits of this Instrument pledge them
selves that IN ANY instance where prove unsaiisac
tory after fair trial. the money will be refunded by
turning the instrument in good order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
YOUNG MEN TAKE P1RmcULAR NOTICE.

An Instrument for the of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known as Seminal Weakness sc. Can be permR
nenly cured in from fifteen days months by the
Of this instrument when used conformity with medicines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
FEVER AND AGUE

kNROM WHICH MANKIND SUE
\ FER OVER A. LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
II she consequence OF diseased action Of the system, IN
exh9atinn by the action solar heal ON 1t soil
ha ilses Nitn he atery yapor from IT, while. ne
nee and hs rus is taken with through the lungs into
the blood There It acts ating poison the
comes torpid and fails TO secree not only this virus
the bile nom the blood Both the virus aud the bile accu-
mulate IN the circulation and produce violent on-
al dsofter lhe Spleen the kidneys aDd the stomach
Finally the instinct af onT organism as # in an aemt To-
eKpe tne Eous Infusion concentrates the whole blood of
out Tho blood leaves the surce and ushes the inter
nal organs with oongesve violence This Is the CHILL
which the blood leaves the central organs rushes
surnce ASH another effort 70 expr the irritating poison
through that other great e1cretothe skin In ths aso
II fails, aud the system abaudons the attempt exhausted
l waits LOT we recovery OF strength 70 repeat the hope
FEvBR AND AaUE Such constitutional disorder will OF
We hayo labored 70 fnd, aud have found an antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which neutraises this malarous poison blood and
the liver 70 eEpel from the body As Il should
so does cure TINS affecting disorder with perfect certainty
Ana does more on rather does what Is of service 10
teHnels IL from the absorbed and thus
hose VINO use Tree from It's attacks Keeps the system In
not only but protects the great variety of aee
tons which induced by this malignant influence such
Feyersy Neuralgia, Rheumatism Guut, Blindness Tooth
ache EaIeohe CaarIh, Asthma PalPations, Painful Al
ing from this cause VIII be found or less the
lntermiltentype This AGUE CURE" removes the cause
Of these dernnsements and cures the disease.
ihs accompses by stimulating the eKoretores to ev
pei the virus from the system and these organs by
become habited do tins ther office of thsir own acj
Hence arises whit we term acclmnon. Time may accom-
plsh the same end but often life not long enough on Is
sacrificed n the attempt Whila this AouF CpF6 does -
at once and with safety We have great reason to believe
class OF diseases winch arc caused w 6e pst 9 S Waee @
Ion than any other which has been discovered Il has
cheap as we'll as good.
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rD-Ths New York sbipplnr List SAYS.

MaAlus the total amount Of Grain here SaSsas bu'B4g
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COUNTRY INvA1Ins-

COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
treated By forwarding detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines sc.
Address DR.. AMOS a SON, corner Main and Duav-sts
Buffalo N Y. taugdN vi
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female irregularities, weakness. uterine disp,acemonts
and all local uterine difficulties and tT2ubles
Of women, are entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
MAkSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
In this connection Miss Beecher, ster Of the Rev. Hen
Ward BeeCher IN letters TO the people, page 29
have zine sis eis an sisorsn law and fourteen ie-
male cousins, all od and ali delicate and ailiug
Amid the immense CirC friends and acquaintanCes
cannot ecal married ladies' born IN this century and
country, who perfectly healthy" In eases, however
where The aeenberg CaJhocon has been used we must
say at ealh has rapidly taken the place OF disease, and
ludes have heCOor hust strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason OF ira, says; Beautiful indeed is the
cOndug trusting nature Of woman but how much does IL
ased 10 be protected by watculness that will lead her,
Ia time Of disease to appeal to medical adviser Of scen-
hc education mnra worth and purity Of character" All
these may be secured by addressing the Grasenbeg Com
pany.
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am Methodist clergyman My heart has fairly ached
to witness the feeble health Of women, have travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel. thank God however
that have all these diseases TO the Graeen
berg Marshs Uterine CatholcOn wherever it has been
/ used ReV. PETER SHARP, RidggwaY, Mich,
| former y Of Western Stark, Medina Co., o.
81 For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
/ out the State. .-
a. For medicines or agencies address
| II. r. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
or SCREW STEAMERS,

ON THE OPENING OFeA-A-h
" Lake Navigation, the PropriatOrs 81 Af",VEIM
ofthis Line will put upon the route from gsi Hzik
Buffalo 10 Chicago seven irst-class A U4lAaals-lA
1 Scsew Steamers of great strength and speed,
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It gives great 10 certify TO the nvaTiuble
Iatiye acou Of the GTaeenberg Aarshals Uterine ca.
hOcon IN all Of female disease and TO the skill md
high moral character Of the hedibal Department OF the
Graetenberg Company.
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GrgGl Notices.
Dissolution.


Columbus. o. April 7, 1883.
hereby certify that the foregoing joint Resolution ro
atye TO Amendment to the Constitution providing for
Annual sessions Of tho General Assembly - Is true copy
from the originalroll on file IN this office.
-,,,-,... a; p RUSSELL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION.

BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCAllON.
The Board met last evening, Mr.. h. A. LAMBERT
in the chair. .
The resignation Of Mr.. BERGER &c VicePresident,
rendered the previous meeting, was not accepted, ana
the gentleman took bls position as presiding officer.
Al invitation from the Common Council, 10 par lcl-
pate in the Water Celebration on the 9TH inat was
received ard accepted.
A proportion in injection tbereuit was made, to
the elect hat the grammar departments Of t1e puGhc
schOOs out IN procession on The 0ccsO3, unlei
the supeIiUieI0eDce OF the principals. . .
Dir. HARRIS ID advocating the proposition, sall
that aoms eco boys could be mustered aud that II
wonld he the graDde.t eight 10 be seen on that day
Mr.. FIELD spoke in opposition, and thought tha.
the scbOo mai better be kept open that day, and thus
prevent the scholars from contamination VITO the
streams Of vice ard crime which would host through
the streets on that occasion.
Mr.. WBITLocK Thought it would be ridiculous 70
require toe children 10 march along the whole route Of
the PROCESSION.
the subject referred TO a Committee Of Tnree to
confer with he Common Council Committee.
The presiding officer announced the following stand
ing Committees for the ensuing year:
On School Houses Harris Johnson, Grace, Pauding, BULL
Faa%e,-Dunham Anthony, Burr, Cocks, Hunter Whiting
se&oei Bsok-T w Field O. Bergen Bar.hsrn P.uIdns
fsaeIr.~iicS, Whiting HoI.hnp RodmaD, SraiDArd J. @.
lar Psr.on, Cspwel, Lane
Mune-BIeiierlef Booth futile, Whitloos, Z1mbTodi'
SufY.e,-Nc rbup, P. Bergen, Pnep.
LisIo,v- Tbarne, p @. Bergen, Hal, Rodman Smith
Etenng SeAoois- lis, CIow. beinghsm Hbson fhsps'
johnson Lambert q. Fled Es,tnsD, Sprague 49,
NJ,mai SfhooI-TuuIe How srsiuAd Anthony, Whitl0ck
ErdmndttOn.-HurteT seahury Kelley, POez, D. Bergen
C,eden.i,-L sDe Bfipt eIboh. Parsons Hbson, Cocks
EarsrHg 0 nd Jt.tiLqt0B-Burr, Booth. H.TIis
The FDaIce Committee reported the following gross
amounts required for School proposes IN 1901:
Ger School
Deduct State o'"V'
Leaving '''''''''''''''
Special School fUnd 'o''"
$1,000
pi7''''
The Board soon after adjourned.
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MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Handel Commemorstion Festival Of 1859, 81
the Crystal Palace England advertised ia our colu ms
i, 20 DC a colossal curiosity Four thousand c1ors
and instrumental performers, carefully chosen. viii
take part in il. Conductor, Mr. Costa Best seats
tso ard q half guness for the three days, during
which vii be performed The Messiah, The Detingeu
TIE Dsum and I-rsel in Egypt.
Mr.. Berger, tie celebrated orgsnist Of St. +.
Xavstius Church 1tsenth street, has resigned the
not which ne bss held with such ability under these
The Pastor forbids the prfunsncss Of
spy music bat plain cosns, except on certain festlvss
The virtuoso Berser-priue and 10 osndDg-Sill not
be raced down to the OF ST. Gregory sud serds in
bis 6(miss,oa, shich ia accepted Lks~ise the choir
leave. TIE old quarrel Of conservative and progress
Isl rsses in the politics Of music.
The testimonial benefit to Mr. Eisfeld at the
Academy ne1t Saturday, promises 70 be fine thing.
The Tennakausfr at the German Tbester, oppo-
.ite The Bowery Tbester s the musical curiosity OF
the season. The accommodations sre sufficiently good.
The orchestra under Mr.. Bsrgmstn is admirable 60,
too, The chorus. The rfcpsls have mostly nice,
fresh voices. The public msy profit.by attend. Oar
German friends merit every encouragement for the
sbor Of love they have bestosed oa this dffcalt
opers 1t has been elk weeks in rehearsal. The or
cbestra alone is forty strong. TIE Missen scene Is
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PROF. GUYOTS LECTURES on PHYSICAL
GEOGRAPHY.

PROF. GUYOTS LECTURES on PHYSICAL
GEOGRAPHY.
These lectures, delivered, as the readers of The
TRIBUNE know as a part Of the Pot Graduate course
of Columbia College are continually increasing IN
interest. They give the results of many years
jealous labor, devoted by su earnest scholar TO an
important though comparatively new science Iae
lecture yesterday continuation Of al examination
of the N drying il laences of land and Sster upon
climatic ten psrstures. In Asia, the greatest mass
land ON the surface Of the globe there lie the mos
rapid rec, Jiop and radiation Of solar heat There ls
q dfTereI Ce OF IUJ~ between the mean January and
Jolly Temperatures in the eAsern pst OF the COZ
tIent. Toe Winter OF this region s toe coolest on me
globe but the Summer is tue warmest 10 tast launle
TIE mean barometrcs nights in this part OF ASA, II
Interpreted az insular localities, would Indicate, IN
Summer, q depression of the surface OF tue country
below the level OF the ocean in Winter, an e'ev atom
10 the level OF table lands Inc capital OF SoeTi4 nas
mean annual temperature DO below freezing poiut,
but the heat of its saort Sdmmer, when seldom
exceeds two months IN lergtn, Is D or 90 aOoVe
zero TIE earth is frozen IN some places ID the depth
OF eco tet In Sumner this frozen sou, thsTsd ID
The depth OF about three feet, produces barley
and other VsIeties of the cereal grams.
The gTosth of vegetation Is so rapid waen
i, begins as 10 jOttiy Saying OF the kass'sns tua'
Yon can hear the grass grow. In region seem,Igy
go iunosp table are built 800 cities AMI villages Inst
this roll has been r for ages Sas long Sizes soo Fn
by beautiful geological discovery. In the frozen
gravel AhlCn COinpNccr tue Dhihs vi luo b-hH 49,
are founo the icy remains OF mastsdon ne,
ykas P,emigeAius) the flesh of Which IL 50 well
preserved tia, when thawed dogs degour 1t With
svidiy. Europe, on account Of lts penosu'sr cnsf-
sc.sr experience no great Extremes OF climate. In
Winter TIE American eli nate 10 continental IN sun
m, 7, msritme The coolest Sumner temperature OBJ
served is nesr the mouth of Batas Bay, where
the icebergs of the North are driven down
by the currents of the Arctic 0cesn. Care
iul observations show tina. the mean temperature
OF the whole globe is not the Tor every season OF
the year. In Jaly, the average temperature o. the
northern hemisphere Is "a, while the soutrern
hemisphere has. IN the same month"; an average
ten peIs'ure OF 81 giving mean for the whole globe
of6l In JannsIy the southern bemispher has me An
Of So the northern Of ~ Masking average OF 81;
thus showiIgs difference Of 10 the warmth OF the
atmosphere Of the whole globe in ID )se two mooths
Another elem influencing the distribution OF neat is
the Difference nj elevation Of different pst OF the sur
face Of the globe hight no greater than some Of
the European steeples mobiles climate as much ss
degree OF latitude