ation of 3,000 feet swung the tedious work of removing the old \/ above its golden cross. It was a noteworthy structure was commenced. This is in itself voyage, and deeply iinpressed upon my mind no small task. The rivets have to be cut afterward by the fact that it was one of and the multitude of… … tion into upper air of Nature’s softer music. it to reach remote corners. Three hours’ It was squally weather that day, and, as exposure was found sufficient to kill all evening approached, the wind grew rough germs in the rooms experimented on, though the test objects were purposely chosen of fast…
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