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14 "TAE. MarRINE. REVIEW =\ THis INSTRUMENT is a compass-deviation, corrector and compass adjuster. By its use the deviation of the compass, if any, can also be found, and the correct magnetic course the ship is making is given on the compass card. An entirely new instrument. Simple, Effective, Durable. Readily attached to any binnacle. Designed to instantly correct any deviation without computation. 'Takes bearings, cross bearings, etc., directly from the compass without possibility of error. It is unaffected by vibration, rolling or pitching. Adjusts itself to every motion of the vessel. Endorsed by highest naval and merchant marine officials. '"Should be on every ship worth insuring." "A modern necessity on board ship."' Send for descriptive booklet. BENJAMIN VARNUM HOW General Agent Pat. May 234, 1905. 106 Tremont St. BOSTON, MASS. t Other Patents Pending in U. S. and Abroad. , \ f | ETT eM You do not guess at the speed of your ship if Ai A se equipped with the | ee ; | Stirring Nicholson Log , ] Fascinating ae and It is the only log that shows the speed of Romantic the moment on a dial Tal ale Nicholson Shi 204 Super Cleveland, Ohio. and records the speed and the time it is made on apaper chart. "Would Not be Without It," is what the users say, This log will register within 1 %. No ex- pense to operate. Wind the clock once a day and it will do its work, Has no equal on the market. Catalogues and full information on request. p Log Co. ior St. Founded on Pioneer Life in the Iron Region By Ralph D. Williams (Editor The Marine Review.) C Handsomely illustrated, attractively bound in cloth, size 914 x 7% inches, and printed on a high grade stock of India tint paper. For sale at all news stands. Price $1.50 net, postage 15c. Published by The Penton Publishing Company CLEVELAND