INDEX.

Abney, Sir W., Method of packing sensitive plates or films, [57];
method of using camera in hand or on tripod adopted by, [54];
reference to his work in photography, [59]
Accessibility of a country, the, [139]
Aertex Cellular clothing recommended for travellers, [164]
Africa, weather services of, list of, [42]
Agricultural development, suitability of a country for, [143]
Algeria, weather service of, [42]
Alps, Föhn of the, [5]
Amber objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [158]
America, weather services of, list of, [42]
Aneroid barometer, [31]
Animal products, on obtaining information concerning, [144]
Animals, on observing habits of, [104];
on preparation of skeletons of, [94]
Anthropology, by Dr. E. B. Tyler, [106-129];
“Notes and Queries on Anthropology,” reference to, [106];
Queries of Anthropology, by Sir A. W. Franks, [129-132];
Tylor’s “Anthropology,” reference to, [127]
Anthropological Notes by Dr. W. L. H. Duckworth, [132-137]
Antiquity, objects of, methods of recording, cleaning and conserving, [148-159];
on literary memoranda of characteristics of, [156]
Antiseptics, [275]
Ants, [198]
Apoplexy, symptoms and treatment, [237]
Apparatus and chemicals for photographic development, [58]
Archæologist’s outfit, [159]
Archæology, article on, by D. G. Hogarth, [148-159];
Petrie’s “Methods and Aims,” reference to, [149], [158]
Argentina, weather service of, [42]
Arm, fracture of, treatment of, [288]
Arts and sciences, native, [113];
queries on, [130]
Asia, weather services of, list of, [42]
Assmann’s aspiration psychrometer, [20]
Atmosphere, humidity of, instruments for measuring, [18]
Atmospheric conditions, ways in which a traveller may add to the knowledge of, [1]
Atmospheric phenomena, on recording observations of, [10]
Atolls or coral-islands, on the formation of, [77]
Australasia and Pacific, weather services of, list of, [43]
Ball, J., Preparation of dried plants, [99]
Barometer vernier, diagram showing how to read, [27]
Barometers, [25];
aneroid barometer, [31];
Collie portable mercurial barometer, [29];
Fortin barometer, [26], rules for observing with, [27]
Bartholomew’s “Atlas of Physical Geography,” vol. iii., Meteorology, reference to, [37], [41]
Bates, H. W., and W. R. Ogilvie-Grant, article on Natural History, [82-105]
Baths, directions for giving an invalid, [271]
Baths, cold, in Africa, dangers of, [168]
Batrachians, naturalist’s outfit for preserving, [85]
Beaufort’s scale of wind force, [4]
Bed-sore, treatment of, [171]
Beri-beri, [171]
Bilharzia worm, [249]
Birds, hints on collecting, [91];
instruments for skinning, [84]
Blackham, “Primer of Tropical Hygiene,” [161]
Blackwater fever, symptoms and treatment, [172]
Bladder, inflammation of, [181]
Blanford, H. F., portable thermometer screen devised by, [15]
Blanford, W. T., and Prof. E. J. Garwood, article on Geology, [63-78]
Bleeding or hæmorrhage, treatment of, [277]
Blindness, night and snow, precautions against, [199]
Blood-poisoning, treatment of, [280]
Blow-pipe, reference to Plattner and Scheerer’s work on the use of, [67]
Boating and Canoeing, note by J. Coles, [293-297]
Boils, treatment of, [226]
Bonacina, “Climatic Control,” [41]
Bone objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [158]
Bones of human limbs, on taking measurements of, [136]
Botanical collecting, [99]
Botanical seeds, on preserving, [102]
Botanical specimens, on the selection of, [99];
conveyance of, to camp or station, [99];
drying press for, [100]
Brain, concussion of the, symptoms and treatment, [179]
Brazil, weather service of, [42]
British Association manual “Notes and Queries on Anthropology,” reference to, [106]
British Central Africa, weather service of, [42]
Broca’s scale of colours of native races, reference to, [108]
Bronchitis, symptoms and treatment, [174]
Bronze objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [157]
Bruises, treatment of, [281]
Bubonic plague, causes, symptoms and treatment, [215]
Buchan, Dr. A., and Dr. A. J. Herbertson, “Atlas of Meteorology,” reference to, [37], [41]
Buffalo gnats, [195]
Bugs, protection against, [197]
Bulbs, on collecting and packing, [103]
Burns and scalds, treatment of, [175]
Burroughs and Welcome’s photographic exposure record, reference to, [56]
Buys Ballot’s law, [40]
Camera, photographic, [51];
selection of, [51];
hand-camera, [52]
Camera level, circular cup form, [54]
Camera-stand, [54]
Canada, weather service of, [42]
Canoeing and Boating, note by J. Coles, [293-297]
Carbuncles, treatment of, [227]
Catheters, directions for using, [272]
Cellulitis, symptoms and treatment, [280]
Centigrade thermometer readings, rule for converting into Fahrenheit, [13]
Cerebro-spinal fever, [175]
Ceylon, weather service of, [42]
Charts, meteorological, of the N. Atlantic and Mediterranean, and N. Pacific, [41]
Chemicals for photographic development, [58]
Chicken-pox, rash, symptoms and treatment, [176]
Chigger, [228]
Chile, weather service of, [42]
Chill in tropical climates, risks of, [164]
Chilblains and frostbite, treatment of, [177]
China, weather service of, [42]
Chinook wind of the Rocky Mts., [5]
Cholera, cause, symptoms and treatment, [177]
Clap (see [Gonorrhœa])
Cleaning and conserving monuments and objects of antiquity, methods of, [156]
Climate, hints on recording observations concerning, [145]
Climatology, “Handbook of Climatology,” by Prof. R. de C. Ward, reference to, [41];
Hann’s “Handbuch der Klimatologie,” reference to, [41];
Meteorology and Climatology, article on, by Dr. H. R. Mill, [1-50], list of works on, [41]
Cloud and sunshine, on keeping record of changes of, [5]
Clouds, types of, [6];
on photographing, [7]
Coasts, geological notes on, [71]
Cold in the head, [181]
Coles, J., his note on Canoeing and Boating, [293-297]
Colic, treatment of, [179]
Collar-bone fracture, treatment of, [287]
Collie portable mercurial barometer, description and illustration of, [29-31]
Colour photography, Ives’ method, [62]
Colour of native races, Broca’s scale of, reference to, [108]
Commerce, Industry and, article on by Sir J. S. Keltie, [138-147]
Commercial development, on ascertaining facilities and hindrances to, [146]
“Commission Internationale des Glaciers,” reports of the, reference to, [81]
Communication between countries, on observing what natural means exist, [146]
Concussion of the brain, symptoms and treatment, [179]
Conserving monuments and objects of antiquity, methods of, [156]
Constipation, treatment of, [180]
Continental climate, [35]
Copper and bronze objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [157]
Coral-islands (see [Atolls])
Coryza, treatment of, [181]
Cranial measurements, on making, with illustrations, [135]
Craniological descriptions, with illustrations, [133]
Craniometer, Flower’s, [135]
Crosse, Dr. W. H., and Dr. Andrew Balfour, Medical Hints, [160-292]
Cuba, weather service of, [42]
Currency existing in a country, on obtaining information concerning, [147]
Customs of native races, [126];
queries on, [130]
Cyclones, description of, with diagrams, [32]
Cystitis, causes, symptoms and treatment, [181]
Daily range of temperature, [35]
Daily synoptical weather-maps, [41]
Darwin, Dr. Charles, and Prof. J. Phillips, article on geology by, in the “Admiralty Manual of Scientific Enquiry,” reference to, [68]
Dengue, [182]
Deserts, geological notes on, [75];
on observing the character of, [142]
Dew, on recording appearance and amount of, [8]
Dew-point, means of finding, [18]
Dhobie itch, symptoms and treatment, [229]
Diarrhœa, [183]
Diet in the tropics, errors of, [165]
Diphtheria, causes, symptoms and treatment, complications, [184]
Diseases, classification of, [170]
Diseases and their Treatment, [169-274]
Disfigurements, personal, of native races, queries on, [131]
Dislocations, treatment of, [290]
Dobson, Dr. G. E., his hints on preserving mammals and birds, [92]
Doldrums, [37]
Domestic animals, on obtaining information concerning, [144]
Drowning, treatment of cases of, [283]
Drugs recommended for travellers, [253]
Drying-press for botanical specimens, description of, with illustrations, [100-102]
Duckworth, Dr. W. L. H., his Anthropological Notes, [132-137]
Dutch East Indies, weather service of, [42]
Dwarfs, native, on the measurements of bones and skulls of, [137]
Dysentery, symptoms and treatments, [185]
Eikonogen photographic developing powder, [59]
Elbow-joint dislocation, treatment of, [290]
Emetics, list of, [259]
Enemas, [259], [273]
Enteric or typhoid fever, causes, symptoms and treatment, [189]
Epilepsy, symptoms and treatment, [191]
Erysipelas, symptoms and treatment, [279]
Exposure tables, photographic, [56]
Extra-European weather services, list of, [42]
Eyeball, inflammation of the, [198]
Fahrenheit thermometer readings, rule for converting Centigrade into, [13]
Faintness, treatment of, [191]
Fibres, on observing the nature of, [141]
Filariasis, cause of, [191]
Filters recommended for travellers, [166]
First aid treatment, works on, [161]
Fisheries, on obtaining information concerning, [144]
Fishes, hints on collecting and preserving, [96];
outfit for preserving, [85]
Fleas and bugs, protection against, [196]
Flies, house; tsetse; Congo floor-maggot, [195]
Flower, Sir W. H., his directions for the preparation of skeletons of animals, [94]
Flower’s craniometer, [135]
Focus of camera lens, [56]
Focussing cloth of camera, [54]
Fog, on recording density and duration of, [7]
Föhn of the Alps, [5]
Folk-Lore Society, Handbook, [129]
Forests, on observing the character of, [141]
Fortin barometer, [26];
rules for observing with, [27]
Fossils, hints on collecting, [68], [104]
Fractures, [286];
simple, treatment of, [286];
compound, treatment of, [289]
Franks, Sir A. W., Queries of Anthropology, [129-132]
Frost, on recording appearance of, [9]
Frostbite, treatment of, [177]
Fruits, on observing the nature of, [141]
Fungus diseases, [229]
Garry, “Health in Tropical Climates,” [161]
Garwood, Prof. E. J. (see [Blanford, W. T.])
Geographical Names, R.G.S. system of orthography of, [300]
Geography, Physical, Bartholomew’s Atlas of, vol. iii., Meteorology, reference to, [37], [41]
Geological collections, hints on making, [65]
Geological observations, [63]
Geologist’s outfit, [64]
Geology, article on, by W. T. Blanford and Prof. E. J. Garwood, [63-78];
Dr. Charles Darwin and Prof. J Phillips’ article on, in the “Admiralty Manual of Scientific Enquiry,” reference to, [68]
Giants, native, on the measurements of bones and skulls of, [137]
Glacial action, on the evidence of, [74]
Glacier movements, Gosset’s and Richter’s systems of measuring, [79]
Glacier observations, memorandum on, [78-81]
Glaciers, “Commission Internationale des Glaciers” reports, reference to, [81]
Glass objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [158]
Glazed objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [158]
Gleet, [192]
Gleichen, Maj.-Gen. Lord Edward, Orthography of Geographical Names, [298]
Godwin-Austen, Lt.-Col. H. H., his notes on collecting mollusca, [97]
Gonorrhœa, symptoms and treatment, [192]
Gosset’s system of measuring glacier movements, [80]
Guatemala, weather service of, [42]
Guinea worm, treatment for, [247]
Hæmorrhage, treatment of, [277]
Hail, on recording occurrence of, [8]
Hand-camera, the, [52]
Hann’s “Handbuch der Klimatologie,” reference to, [41]
Hawaii, weather service of, [43]
Hay fever, symptoms and treatment, [192]
Haze, on recording density and duration of, [7]
Health in a tropical climate, risks to, [163]
Health in the tropics, Simpson’s “Maintenance of Health in the Tropics,” reference to, [168]
Heat-stroke, [238]
Helm wind of the Eden Valley, England, and of Adam’s Peak, Ceylon, [5]
Herbertson, Dr. A. J. (see [Buchan, Dr. A.])
Hernia, [220]
Hip-joint dislocation, treatment of, [290]
Hogarth, D. G., his article on Archæology, [148-159]
Hongkong, weather service of, [42]
Hook-worm, [248]
Human body, diagram showing some of the principal organs of the, and the course of the main blood-vessels, [162]
Human limbs, on making measurements of bones of, [136]
Human skeleton, diagram of the, [285]
Humidity, table of relative, [44-49];
explanation, [43]
Hut for sheltering thermometers, description of, with illustration, [16]
Hygrometers, [18]
Hypodermic injections, directions for giving, [269];
different injections to use, [271]
India, weather service of, [42]
Individuals of giant and dwarf stature, on the measurements of bones and skulls of, [137]
Industry and Commerce, article on, by Sir J. S. Keltie, [138-147]
Infectious fevers, [169]
Influenza, [193]
Inhabitants, native, on observing the character of, [147]
Injuries, treatment of, [275-292]
Inoculation, [168]
Insect pests, [194]
Insects, outfit for collecting, [86];
hints on preserving, [99]
Instrumental meteorological observations, [11]
Iritis, symptoms and treatment, [198]
Iron objects of antiquity, on, [157]
Irrigation, on, [142]
Isobaric maps, [50], note on, [39]
Isohyets, [40]
Isolation of an infectious complaint, importance of, [169]
Isothermal maps, [50], note on, [38]
Itch, [197]
Ives’ method of natural colour photography, [62]
Ivory and wood carving of native races, queries on, [131]
Ivory objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [158]
Jaundice, [199]
Jaw, lower, fracture of, treatment of, [288]
Jigger or sand-flea, prevention against and treatment, [228]
Kala-azar, [202]
Keltie, Sir. J. S., his article on Industry and Commerce, [138-147]
Kraw Kraw, symptoms and treatment, [230]
Krōmskōp photography, [62]
Labels for geological specimens, how to preserve, [65]
Labour connected with development of a country’s resources, on obtaining information concerning the, [147]
Lakes and tarns, geological notes on, [73]
Languages, native, on, [110];
on recording vocabularies of, [111]
Laryngitis, symptoms and treatment, [200]
Lead and iron objects of antiquity, on, [157]
Leeches, treatment for removing, [201]
Leg fracture, treatment of, [288]
Leishmaniasis, [202]
Lenses, camera, [54]
Level, camera, [54]
Lice, treatment for destroying, [196]
Literary memoranda of characteristics of monuments and objects of antiquity, [156]
Liver, abscess of, treatment of, [203];
acute inflammation of, treatment of, [203];
congestion of, symptoms and treatment, [202]
Loess deposits, [76]
Lungs, inflammation of the (see [Pleurisy] and [Pneumonia])
Madagascar, weather service of, [42]
Malaria, [204];
methods of prevention, [206];
symptoms and treatment, [205]
Malta fever, [244]
Mammals, instruments for skinning, [84]
Mammals and birds, hints on collecting, [91];
on preserving, [92]
Man, early history of, in tropical climates, notes on, [76]
Manufactures of native races, queries on, [130]
Maps, isobaric, [50], note on, [39];
isothermal, [50], note on, [38];
rainfall, [50], note on, [40];
weather, daily synoptical, [41]
Maritime climate, [35]
Marett, R. R., Note on Anthropology, [129]
Marriott’s “Hints to Meteorological Observers,” reference to, [43]
Marshes, on observing special features of, [142]
Masterman, “Hygiene and Disease in Palestine,” [161]
Maudslay, A. P., directions for making squeezes of sculptures, [151]
Mauritius, weather service of, [42]
Maximum thermometers, [23]
McIntosh, J.: Hints on Photography, revised by, [51]
Measles, rash, symptoms, treatment, complications, [211]
Medical appliances, medicines, &c., [252-274]
Medical guides suitable for travellers, list of, [161]
Medical Hints, by Dr. W. H. Crosse, and Dr. A. Balfour, [160-274]
Medicines, medical appliances, &c., [252-274]
Metals of a country, hints on observing, [140]
“Meteorological Observers, Hints to,” by W. Marriott, reference to, [43]
Meteorology, Bartholomew’s Atlas of, reference to, [37], [41]
Meteorology and Climatology, article on, by Dr. H. R. Mill, [1-50];
list of works on, [41]
“Methods and Aims in Archæology,” by Prof. Petrie, reference, [149], [158]
Mexico, weather service of, [42]
Mill, Dr. H. R., his article on Meteorology and Climatology, [1-50];
“Realm of Nature,” reference to, [41]
Minerals, Von Kobell’s tables for determination of, reference to, [67]
Minerals and metals of a country, hints on observing the, [140]
Minimum thermometer, [20];
care of, [21]
Mist, fog and haze, on recording density and duration of, [7]
Mode of subsistence of native races, queries on, [129]
Mollusca, S. P. Woodward’s “Manual of the Mollusca,” reference to, [97]
Mollusca, land and freshwater, hints on collecting, [97]
Money of native races, queries on, [131]
Monuments and objects of antiquity, methods of recording, cleaning and conserving, [148-159];
on literary memoranda of characteristics of, [156]
Mosquito curtains, [206]
Mosquitoes, propagation of malaria by, [204];
protection from, [206]
Mosquitoes and midges, protection against, and treatment of bites of, [194]
Moulding, on obtaining records of objects of antiquity by means of, [149]
Mountain-chains, geological notes on, [70]
Mumps, [211]
Myer, “Atlas of First Aid Treatment,” [161]
Myiasis, [212]
Mythology of native races, [124];
queries on, [130]
Names, on the giving of, to newly-discovered places, [306]
Names, geographical, R.G.S. system of orthography of, [300]
Native races, physical character of, [106], queries on, [129];
Broca’s scale of colours of, reference to, [108];
language of, [110];
arts and sciences of, [113], queries on, [130];
social life of, [118];
religion and mythology of, [124], queries on, [130];
customs of, [126], queries on, [130];
mode of subsistence of, queries on, [129];
ivory and wood carving of, queries on, [131];
money of, queries on, [131];
personal ornaments, disfigurements, &c., of, queries on, [131];
skulls of, observations on, [132-136]
Natives, wants of, hints on observing, [139]
Natural History, article on, by H. W. Bates and W. R. Ogilvie-Grant, [82-105];
“Handbook of Instructions for Collectors,” reference to, [87];
where and what to collect, [89]
Natural history specimens, hints on collecting and preserving, [87];
outfit for, [88]
Naturalist’s outfit, [82-86]
Negretti and Zambra’s maximum thermometers, [23]
Neligan, “Hints for Travellers in Persia,” [161]
New Zealand, weather service of, [43]
Night-blindness, protection against, [199]
“Notes and Queries on Anthropology,” British Association manual of, reference to, [106]
Ocean-Basins, on the permanence of, [76]
Ogilvie, A. C., Memorandum on glacier observations, [78]
Ogilvie-Grant, W. R., and H. W. Bates, article on Natural History, [82-105]
Ophthalmia, simple, symptoms and treatment, [213]
Oriental sore, [231]
Organs of the human body, diagram showing some of the principal, [162]
Ornaments, personal, of native races, queries on, [131]
Orthochrome plates, [62]
Orthography of Geographical Names, R.G.S. system of, [300]
“Outfit, Hints on,” reference to, [164]
Pacific, weather service of the, [43]
Paget colour plate, [62]
Papyrus, on conserving, [158]
Parasites, diseases produced by, [170]
Paratyphoid fevers, [189]
Paste objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [158]
Pasteur-Chamberland filter, [166]
Peru, weather service of, [42]
Petrie’s “Methods and Aims in Archæology,” reference to, [149], [158]
Philippine Islands, weather service of, [42]
Phillips’ maximum thermometers, [23]
Phillips, Prof. J. (see [Darwin, Dr. Charles])
Photographic apparatus and chemicals for development, [58]
Photographic exposure record, [56]
Photographic outfit, list of, with prices, [61-62]
Photography, article on, by J. Thomson and J. McIntosh, [51-62];
Sir W. Abney’s work on, reference to, [59];
W. K. Burton’s work on, reference to, [59];
Robinson’s “Pictorial Effect in Photography,” reference to, [60];
photography in natural colours, [61];
photography of object of antiquity, [148]
Physical characters of natives, on observing the, [106];
queries on, [129]
Piles, internal and external, treatment of, [214]
Plague, bubonic, causes, symptoms and treatment, [215]
Plants, living and succulent, on packing, [103]
Plattner and Scheerer’s work on the use of the blow-pipe, reference to, [67]
Pleurisy, symptoms and treatment, [217]
Pneumonia, symptoms and treatment, [217]
Poisons, treatment of the various, [291]
Pottery and terra-cotta objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [157]
Poultices, directions for making, [274]
Pox, [239]
Precautions on the voyage, [167]
Prickly heat, treatment for, [230]
Psychrometer, Assmann’s Aspiration, description of, with illustration, [20]
Pulse, normal rate of, [269]
Purgatives, [180], [264]
Queries of Anthropology, by Sir A. W. Franks, [129-132]
Quinine, use of, for malaria, [265]
Quinsy, treatment of, [218]
Railways, inquiry as to routes suitable for, in new country, [146]
Rain and dew, on recording prevalence of, [7]
Rainfall maps, [50], note on, [40]
Rain-gauge, [24]
Raised beaches, [72]
Ramsay, Sir A., reference to his views on the formation of rock-basins, [74]
“Realm of Nature,” by Dr. H. R. Mill, reference to, [41]
Recording monuments and objects of antiquity, methods of, [148-156]
Relapsing fever, [218]
Religion and mythology of native races, [124];
queries on, [130]
Reptiles, naturalist’s outfit for preserving, [85]
Reptiles and fishes, on collecting and preserving, [96]
Resources of a country, inquiry into, [139]
Respiration, normal rate of, [269]
Rheumatism, [219]
Ribs, fracture of, treatment of, [287]
Richter’s system of measuring glacier movements, [80]
Richthofen, Baron F. von, reference to his description of loess formations, [76]
Ringworm, treatment of, [230]
Rivers and river-plains, geological notes on, [72]
Roads, native, on observing the nature of, [146]
Robinson’s “Pictorial Effect in Photography,” reference to, [59]
Rock-basins, on the formation of, [73];
reference to Sir A. Ramsay’s views on, [74]
Round worm, treatment for, [247]
Royal Geographical Society, on the giving of names to newly-discovered places, [306];
system of orthography of geographical names, [300]
Rubbings, on obtaining records of objects of antiquity by means of, [154]
Rupture, treatment of, [220]
Ryan, “Health Preservation in West Africa,” [161]
Salvador, weather service of, [42]
Salvin, O., hints on collecting reptiles and fishes, [96]
Sand-flea (see [Jigger])
Sand-fly fever, [221]
Scabies, symptoms and treatment, [197]
Scalds, treatment of, [175]
Scarlet fever, or scarlatina, symptoms, treatment, complications, [222]
Scheerer (see [Plattner])
Sciences of native races, [113]
Scorpion sting, [223]
Screw worm, [212]
Scurvy, symptoms and treatment, [224]
Sea-sickness, treatment of, [226]
Sensitive plates or films, [57];
Sir W. Abney’s method of packing, [57];
how to keep dry, [58];
slides for holding, [54]
Shaw, Sir Napier: “Forecasting Weather,” [41]
Shoulder-joint dislocation, treatment of, [290]
Simpson, Dr. W. J., “The Maintenance of Health in the Tropics,” reference to, [161]
Skeleton, human, diagram of the, [285]
Skeletons of animals, on the preparation of, [94]
Skin diseases, [226]
Skulls, human, observations on, [132-136]
Sleeping sickness, symptoms and treatment, [233]
Sleeplessness, treatment for, [235]
Slides for holding sensitive plates, [54]
Sling thermometer, [17]
Small-pox, rash, symptoms and treatment, [236]
Snow, on recording falls of, [9]
Snow-blindness, protection against, [199]
Social life of native races, [118]
Spectacles for preventing snow-blindness, illustration of, [199]
Spider bite, [223]
Sprains, treatment of, [281]
Sprue, symptoms and treatment, [237]
“Squeezes,” on obtaining records of objects of antiquity by means of, [150]
Stevenson thermometer screen, [14]
Stomach tube, directions for using, [273]
Stone objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [157]
Stroke, [237]
Sun in the tropics, effects of the, upon the human body, [165]
Sunshine, cloud and, on keeping record of changes of, [5]
Sun-stroke, symptoms and treatment, [238]
Surface of a country, on observing the character of, [141]
Surgical cleanliness, importance of, [275]
Surgical dressing case recommended to travellers, [253]
Syphilis, symptoms and treatment, [239]
Table of relative humidity, [44-49], explanation, [43];
showing pressure of saturated aqueous vapour in inches of mercury at latitude 45° for each degree Fahrenheit from -30° to 119°, [50]
Tape-worms, treatment for, [246]
Tarns, geological notes on, [73]
Tariffs existing in a country, on obtaining information concerning, [147]
Temperature of human body, normal, [269];
taking the, different ways of, [269]
Terra-cotta objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [157]
Thermometer corrections, [12]
Thermometer scales, [12];
rule for converting Centigrade readings into Fahrenheit, [13]
Thermometer screens, [14];
Blanford’s portable, [15];
for permanent station in hot countries, form recommended by British Association most suitable, [15];
Stevenson’s, [13]
Thermometers, on the care of, [13];
boiling-point, [31];
dry and wet bulb, table showing difference between readings of, [44-49], explanation, [13];
maximum, [23], Negretti and Zambra’s form, [23], Phillips’ form, [23];
minimum, [20], care of, [21];
sling, [17]
Thigh fracture, treatment of, [288]
Threadworm, treatment for, [247]
Thomson, J., article on Photography, [51-62]
Throat, ulceration of the, treatment of, [244]
Thunderstorms and hail, on recording the occurrence of, [8]
Tick fever, symptoms and treatment, [241]
Ticks, treatment for, [197]
Timber of a country, on ascertaining the characteristics of, [141]
Tonsils, inflammation of the (see [Quinsy])
Tornadoes, making record of, [5]
Tourniquet, description and use of, [277]
Trade, on obtaining information concerning, [144]
Trephine-holes in human skulls, [133]
Tropical ulcer, [232]
Tubers, on packing, [103]
Tumbu fly, [212]
Tylor, Dr. E. B., his article on Anthropology, [106-129];
his “Anthropology: an Introduction to the Study of Men and Civilisation,” reference to, [127]
Tyndall’s method of ascertaining velocity of glacier movements, [81]
Typhoid fever, [189]
Typhus fever, [243]
Ulceration of the throat, treatment of, [244]
Ulcers, treatment of, [231], [232]
Underclothing recommended for tropical climates, [164]
Undulant fever, [244]
United States, weather service of, [42]
Urine, retention of, symptoms and treatment, [245];
suppression of causes and treatment, [246]
Uruguay, weather service of, [42]
Vaccination essential to travellers, [168]
Vegetable products of a country, hints on observing, [141]
Vegetation, on observing character of, [142]
Ver macaque, [212]
Vocabularies, native, on recording, [111]
Volcanic rocks, on, [71]
Volcanoes and volcanic rocks, on, [71]
Von Kobell’s tables for determination of minerals, reference to, [67]
Voyage, precautions on the, [167]
Ward, Prof. R. de C., “Handbook of Climatology,” reference to, [41]
Water, risks due to drinking, [166]
Water communication of a country, inquiry as to, [146]
Waterspouts, on the theoretical importance to determine direction of the whirl about the axis of, [5]
Weather, hints on keeping a record of, [2];
observations for forecasting the, [32-35].
Weather-maps, daily synoptical, [41]
Weather services, extra-European, list of, [42-43]
West Indies, weather service of, [42]
Wet pack for invalid, directions for giving, [272]
Whirlwinds, usefulness of making records of, [5]
Wind, observations of direction and force of, [3];
Beaufort’s scale of wind force, [4]
Windpipe, inflammation of the, [174], [200]
Wood, ivory, and bone objects of antiquity, on cleaning and conserving, [158]
Wood carving of native races, queries on, [131]
Woodward, S. P., “Manual of the Mollusca,” reference to, [97]
Worms producing disease, different kinds of, treatment, [246]
Wound, directions to clean and dress a, [275]
Wounds, after-treatment of, [279]
Wounds, poisoned, treatment of, [281]
Wounds and injuries, treatment of, [275-292]
Yellow fever, symptoms and treatment, [250]
Young, Hastings: “First Aid to the Sick,” [161]

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