ogical obeservations and in theseolionul view, Fig. 3.) The curtain rollers, the will be made; heavy tides will be measured; thedrift of water will be noticed, and the conditions and state of the ice. Each shade, and all the appliances are thus suspended from two or more arms. This construction is… … oted the frames, D and F, the former being provided with course, practically speaking, only the portion soluble in INGALLS' SHADE AND CUBTAIN FIXTUKE. screens and the latter with.panes of glass. When either or water conies under consideration, but as a pair of long both of the frames are a curved…
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