The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-01
SHOULD BE IN EVERY ONES HANDS.

NitOS LID Df fN bfEhi VNTs'S hhNDSs
We have no hesitancy in recommend
ing the recent work of Dr. Hartwig,
entitled Polar and Tropical Worlds.
DIR. Hartwig is himself an extensive
traveller, and among the most reputa-
BILE scholars of Europe In the work
before us lie has given us practically
many volumes in one, combining not
only his own experiences and Observa-
tions. but the valuable information
gained from score or more of trav-
elers, explorers and scientific men. 1t
is u work which should be in the hands
of every one. and find place in every
library. To the casual reader it will
prove interesting and valuable, and to
the student it will prove of ofinestimabIe
worth. We are pleased to find il so
highly recommended by the educators
and clergy OF this place as it is. See
the following:
regard DR. Hartwia'S Polar and Trop-
ical Worlds as combining in an eminent
degree the elements that constitute a good
book The subject matter is of the most
interesting character, and will be read by
bows and girls with AL the eagerneSs with
which they would devOur a fairy tale
while to all its pages present a fund OF in
formation concerning the remoter portions
of our earth that cannot fail 10 deeply in
terest. The cOpiOus index that is appcn-
ded makes it especially valuable to the
teacher Of geography or natural history
as work of reference. The well-known
reputation of the author Is sufficient guar
antee of its authenticity
most heartily commend il aS worthy of
place in any library. Respectfully.
G. F. PALMER
Findlay, o.. Aug 80, 1S7G.
"Thc Polar and Tropical Worlds" by
Dr. Hartwig is an interesting volume
gathering up the fruits of travel and study
aad presenting the results in a pleasing
style. 1t is book that cannot fail 10 in
terest and instruct old and young. Teach
ers and parents will find it of greater value
in creating a taste :, purer literature than
usually falls into The hands of the Young
II will not be laid on the shelf like a great
many Subscription books" Ii will be
read and re-read. The plan of the work
makes it more valuable than IA book of
travels" to the lands of ice or sun could
be. II deserves place in every library.
Il X. SUTHERLAND.
Pastor Presbyterian Church, Findlay. q.
August 80 1876
Next to travel itself must lie placed the
reading of an authentic book of travels.
In the perusai of Dr Hartwis's Polar
and Tropical Worlds" we are confident
that the reader will find pleasant and
profitable reading. The book commends
itself TO the young, containing as it does,
facts as strange rs fiction" We need
more of such books in lieu of the wisbv
washy literature too often found in our
homes c. W. MILLER
Pastor Eng. Lutheran Church, Findlay, o.
have examined the new clifton of Dr
c. IIartwiY's Polar and Tropical Worlds.
and am much pleased with if
regard II As a work that should find
place in every man library
H. d. KUTZ.
Pastor lst Congre'al Church, Findlay, o.
DR. Hartwig's recent work. s'T.e Polar
and Tropical Worlds is one Of unusual
merit. II deserves place in every library.
| heartily recommend it 10 all students.
J. \. MEEKs,
Findlav. %