Scientific American Supplement, No. 421, January 26, 1884
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 421
NEW YORK, JANUARY 26, 1884
Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XVII., No. 421.
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ELECTRICAL APPARATUS FOR MEASURING AND FOR DEMONSTRATION AT THE MUNICH EXHIBITION.
COPPER VOLTAMETER.
A NEW OXIDE OF COPPER BATTERY.
FARCOT'S SIX HORSE POWER STEAM ENGINE.
FOOT LATHES.
ENDLESS TROUGH CONVEYER.
RAILROAD GRADES OF TRUNK LINES.
ENGLISH EXPRESS TRAINS.
IMPROVED OIL MILL.
APPARATUS FOR SEPARATING SUBSTANCES CONTAINED IN THE WASTE WATERS OF PAPER MILLS, ETC.
LARGE BLUE PRINTS.
HOUSE DRAINAGE AND REFUSE.
PASTEUR'S NEW METHOD OF ATTENUATION.
CONVENIENT VAULTS.
POISONOUS SERPENTS AND THEIR VENOM.
TO FIND THE TIME OF TWILIGHT.
ETHNOLOGICAL NOTES.
GRECIAN ANTIQUITIES.
SPANISH FISHERIES.
DUCK SHOOTING AT MONTAUK.
[THE GARDEN.]
THE HORNBEAMS.
FRUIT OF CAMELLIA JAPONICA.
[SCIENCE.]
A NEW RULE FOR DIVISION IN ARITHMETIC.
[SCIENCE.]
EXPERIMENTS IN BINARY ARITHMETIC.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
PATENTS.
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