Images at Librifly search results: History clear search 548.986 / 2.589.715 Entries < previous page Page 4085 / 5490 next page > qorresportbence. The Creeping of Belts. Filling Hot Stuff into Glass Jars or Bottles. Natural History Notes., scientific american, 1890-11-01 MECHANICAL INVENTIONS. The Baby Elephant takes a Bath. PHYLLIRHOE BUCEPHALA. Care of Trees and Shrubs. THE FORCE OF TREE GROWTH. THE FORCE OF TREE GROWTH. Perseverance with the Drowned. Simple Test for Chloral Hydrate. NATURAL HISTORY NOTES. The Faraday Centenary. Natural History Notes., scientific american, 1891-07-18 OUR NEW NAVY—THE CRUISER CHICAGO. Natural History Notes. Plumbing Leakages. Poisonous Fishes., scientific american, 1887-09-17 SAWS SAWS SAWS Three Cents each. SAWS SAWS SAWS A WIRE ROPE. JOHN A. ROEBLING'S SONS Conductors of Copper. Special attention given to hoist large stock constantly on hand at New York Warehouse No. 7 Liberty street. Steam Engines-The undersigned call Santa Catalina. History of Beet Sugar and the Sugar Beet. Artificial Fruit Sugar. Stone Carving in Paris. Is then scraped over with tools known in Eng The Comino Tree of Colombia. How the Mind is Affected by the Weather. New Research Laboratory. With Disston's Saws. Sold by Hardware Trade. LANGDON MITRE BOX CO. 4 gilr The Watches are better and the Prices lower than ever. Back Page1.00 a line. Inside Page75 cents a line. Save 25 PERCENT. in FUEL. GREAT REDUCTION Waltham Watches. Silver Laura Bridgman. The recent death of Laura Bridgman has called out k great many reminiscences of this remarkable woman. We do not at this day realize the intense interest which her case at one time aroused ; and certainly there has been no reference brief history of the Chartiers Valley Gas 1 AMIRICAI NU MESON CO. This Company owns the Letters Patent granted to Alexander Graham Bell March 7th 1876 No. 174465 and January 30th 1877 No. 186787. The transmission of Speech by all known forms of THE LIFE HISTORY OF AN INSECT PARASITE. PARASITIZED CATER PILLAR OF PROCRIS SHOWING LARVA OF RHOGAS WITHIN. COLLARED GRAPEVINE MOTE. (Enlarged.) The Chemistry of Soil. Improvements in the Holy Land. The Current Supplement., scientific american, AUGUST 1883. THE TURBOT GOLDBUTT AND SOLE. NATURAL HISTORY NOTES. THE TURBOT GOLDBUTT AND SOLE., scientific american, 1883-08-04 The American Association for the Advancement of Science. THE P.TBILF.E MEETING AT BOSTON. out by the War Department early in the century ex tween 1867 and 1879 various independent explorations were made of selected regions ; e. g. the survey of the Natural History Notes. The Velocity of Meteors. NOVEL MODE OF FEEDING LAMBS. The Paris Metropolitan Hallway. A NOVEL MODE OF FEEDING LANES., scientific american, 1886-05-01 Natural History Notes. or stone was gnawed and destroyed. The wooden Avoid Opiates. Libel as to Patent Rights. rights or title of the plaintiffs., scientific american, 1886-12-11 278 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. THE CHANNEL PROPELLER. Power of Song. RAIL ROAD INTELLIGENCE. Air Line Rail Road between New York and Boston. Rochester and Niagara Falls. Androscoggin (Me.) Rail Road. The Harlem Rail Road The Rutland Rail Road. Fitchburg Natural History Notes. three wasps only to find that the two others acted in the same manner. He is therefore of the opinion that wasps under desperate circumstances commit suicide. An Insect Parasite of BooksMr. E. A. Schwarz in of the falls., a copy of the 'History of Propellers and Steam Navigation' re-published in book form—hav ing first appeared in a series of articles published is the filth Volume of the Scientific American. ills one of the most complete works upon the subject price HISTORY OF THE 'HOT BLAST' IN IRON MAKING. PATENT RIGHTS. 'patent right' business which I think is very reprehen manufacturers to use and introduce their patents on the them are half a dozen or more patent fixtures about them which railroad companies Effects ofSevere Cold on Insects. The Centrifugal Creamery. NATURAL HISTORY NOTES. SEA OTTER OR KAMAN. 4b. 4-4 NEMERTES OR STRIPED POLIA., scientific american, 1880-07-10 Natural History Notes. Amber and its Source. Industrial and Manufacturing Uses of Shells. Milk as a Soporific., scientific american, 79-03-15 NATURAL HISTORY NOTES. 4 The Pedigree of the Dog. Apple Borer. RECENT DECISIONS RELATING TO PATENTS COPY RIGHTS ETC. Supreme Court of the United States., scientific american, 1880-05-29 have souls to appreciate worth and ability. Fran owencl Review has been chosen Professor of History in the Howard University. He will make a - z ay rately ; but I claim the combination of the There is a tremendous palpitation in the heart dent may PHOTOGRAPHY.-Pbotography of the Human Bye.-The cent remote.-.8 illustrations 14718 -An interesting contribution to the history of science XV. SOCIAL SCIKNCE.-The Labor Srodicates and the Labor Ex change.--The organization of the French workmen and Week Ending April 14 1894. Price 10 cents. For sale by all newsdealers. PAGE L AGRICULTURE.-Profitable Rice Culture.- ecent extension of iana.-With notes on the finance thereof 15244 Rice Meal or Bran.-Examination into the relative qualities of these NOVEMBER 6 1897. lgarresponDence. A Needed Patent Office Reform. the Patent Office is scattered in remote parts of the in certain lines ; for to make the Patent Office a source Death of Thomas Doane. .10 History of Ivory. A New Tallow Tree. haps even The Early History of Photography and the Daguerreotype Process. Healthy and Profitable. AN ORNAMENTAL WATER JAR AND BASIN. ORNAMENTAL WATER JAR AND BASIN. Recent Armor Plate Trials. Brick Fronts. Case Hardening Low Steel. Where a Dollar Makes a Natural History Notes. the entire vegetation is burned up and yet they resist. Tests of the Maxim Gull. and 12: seconds., scientific american, 1895-07-06 Tischendorf and the Sinaitic Manuscript. Att tet The History of Appendicitis. To Our Subscribers. be manufactured by a native concern., scientific american, 1899-12-30 THE GEOLOGICAL HALL OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY. 4ILegal Fog. MI 4I. How Far Light Penetrates Deep Sea Depths. Collision at Sea. vi 4 Reclaiming Lands in Florida., scientific american, 1886-04-17 NATURAL HISTORY NOTES. Points about Patents. THE TIGER BY INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHY. Compressed Air Delivered in Pipes. Dr. Adolph von Bruening. THE TIGER BY INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHY., scientific american, 1884-06-14 History of Reaping Mad:tit:ea.-No. 28. Cure for RIngbone. LITERARY NOTICES. menced on the 16th of September. It is an ILLUSTRAT ED PERIODICAL devoted chiefly to the promulgation of information relating to the various Mechanic and Chemic Arts The Barnum Institute of Science and History. Site of the Chicago World's Fair. New Signaling Inventions Called for. Artificial Rubies., scientific american, 1891-04-11 HOME FOLKS AND BUSY t PEOPLE. ; most famous of caricaturists' Zim'-FREE. JUDGE BUILDING NEW YORK. 'SUN' INCANDESCENT GASOLINE LAMPS. 4 7 7 A HISTORY OF EVERY WEEK I BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. t A REVIEW OF EVENTS THAT IS ; AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS CIFT BE Electrical Mechanical Civil Mining Steam and Sanitary Engineer illustrated 100-page S. A. circular sample pages of text books drawing plate and booklet of letters from students all over the world. The United Correspondence Schools156 Fifth Ave. New THE POUCHED GOPHER. Firing Torpedoes by Steam. Hydraulic Silica. NATURAL HISTORY NOTES. The Hose Polytechnic Institute. THE POUCHED GOPHER., scientific american, 1883-05-26 Early History of Reissues of Patents. DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WILLIAM THORNTON. DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WILLIAM WIRT Hydraulic Mining in California. Results from an Invention. A Lost River., scientific american, 1891-08-01 HENRY CAREY BAIRD & CO. Industrial Publishers. Booksellers and Importers address. Patent Electric VISE. What is claimed is tim saving; no turning of han simply one sliding movement. Capital Machine Tool Co. Auburn N. Y. VANDUZENW PUMP Pumps Any Kind Brief History of Electric and Magnetic Locomotion. The Philadelphia ElectricarExhibition. Poisonous Postal Notes., scientific american, 1884-09-06 Week Ending March 30 1889. Price 10 cents. For sale by all newsdealers. PAGE I. ARCHAEOLOGYSkill and Art in the Heathen EraBy J. T. FANNINGAn elaborate review of the titular subject with the II. ASTRONOMY.Meteorites and the History of Stellar Systems THE WATERBURY Emery Grinder BLAKE & JOHNSON P. 0 BOX WATERBURY CONN. The Banner Route. THE WABASH LINE THROUGH CARS The Wabasn has its own ralls direct to the World'. to give passengers an opportunity to view from the trains the World's Fair THE ROYAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY. BRUSSELS, scientific american, 06-03-17 RECENT DECISIONS RELATING TO PATENTS. United States Circuit CourtDistrict of Minnesota. United States Circuit Court.-Northern District of New York. United States Circuit CourtSouthern District of New York. New Method of Precipitating Rain Falls. A New and Beautiful Alloy of Metal. To Fix Drawings in Chalk and Crayons. useful Problems. Another Cholera Cure. Zinc Palls for Milk. To Destroy Cockroaches. ToEoll Potatoes. History of the Rotary Engine. HOOVER'S ROTARY ENGINE. To Correct Sourness FALL OF THE (MBE BRIDGE—THE GREATEST BRIDGE DISASTER IN HISTORY., scientific american, 07-09-14 The Largest Floating Dock. Collectors for Wimshurst Machines. The Gondola: Its History and Manufacture., scientific american, 1898-10-15 TO CORRESPONDENTS. Holden's Dollar Magazine. Manufacture of Tapestry Rugs die. Manufacture of Flax. History of the Hat. Advice Gratis. I FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. CLARE SELLECE SQVIRE SELLECK. To Mill Owners. TAFT'S PREMIUM LETTER COPYING PRESS. New .Cas Engine 'The Baldwin' Elevators and Hoisting Machinery 38 PARK ROW NEW YORK. 9.0verfiGernenfe. Inside Page each insertion 15 cents a line. Back Page each insertion - B1.00 a line. DIAMONDS and CARBON J. DICKINSON 64 Nassau St. N. Y. SITM3±Al INVENTIONS WANTED IN INDIA. No. 361 BROADWAY NEW YORK. TERMS FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. The Scientific American Supplement Scientific American Export Edition. Contents. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT No. OR For the Week Ending May 1 1886. THE Governments History Cities an d Towns or History Law the World Horticulture. Commerce World leg Co. 122 Nassau Street New York Want Agents for the WORLD'S CYCLOk'EDIA We 1000 CASH NNT M Cities Towns and Manufactories PATENT TUBE IND GANG WELL SYSTEM. MUNN & CO. 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An Ingenious Ingenious lunatic. .0 48.40, scientific american, 1870-05-28 The binding paper type and il the Klondike River and its tributaries. Address all communications t McCLURE'S MAGAZINE HISTORY CLUB 141 E. 25th Street New York GATES ROCK Ifc ORE BREAKER Steam Ore Stamp Mining Machinery GATES IRON WORKS, scientific THE FLYING GURNARDS. BY CHARLES P. HOLDER FLYING GURNAILD. success. LATRODECTUS—THE. POISONOUS SPIDER. BY ALCANDHS PETRUNREVITCH PH.D. HONORARY CURATOR FOB ARACHNIDA AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY., scientific american, -1909-05-22 Building Edition of Scientific American. Export Edition of the Scientitic American (Established 1S7S) Scientific American Supplement .- 06. For the Week Ending March 13 1897. GOOD ROADS IN RELATION TO FARM VALUES. AN INTERESTING POINT IN LOCOMOTIVE The Great Yacht Race. History of the Tomato. DEATH VALLEY., scientific american, 1885-09-19 AGRICULTURAL INVENTIONS. Pearls In New Zealand. THE HOUSE-EATING SPIDER AT THE ZOO. JAPANESE ART. JAPANESE BRONZE VASE. Large Cuttle Fish. NATURAL HISTORY NOTES., scientific american, 1880-07-24 Natural History Notes. How Our Ancestors Regarded Water Drinking. The Washington Monument's Seismoscope. On Aconcagua's Summit., scientific american, 1897-06-12 DAIMLER MOTOR COMPANY 9 BUILDERS OF Highest Grade Single and Twin Screw Launches. OFFICE AND WORKS 'STEINWAY' LONG ISLAND CITY N. Y. 'liavertieements. tribune Bicycle Tested and True. THE BLACK MFG. CO. ERIE PA. MANUFACTURE OF BICYCLESA Yost Writing MUNN da CO. EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. No. 361 BROADWAYNEW YORK. TERMS FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. (Established 1S45.) The Scientific American Supplement (Established 1876) Building Edition of Scientific American. (Established ISS5.) Export Edition ot Sugar. Artificial Stones. Locomotion. Military Execution. Slew Acid. LITERARY IterricKs. igniversal History. The Art of Memory. Holden's Dollar Magazine. The History of the Bottle. Explosions in Steam Boilers. Gigantic Project. ilies. Temperance For the Scientific American. Solar Influence. For the Scientific American. Hydraulics. (Continued from page 312.) Cotton Factories South and West. The Screw for Steamers. Immense Coat Bed. Ingenious Invention. Area of the English Coal Mines. LITERARY The Value of Small Inventions. NEW BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS. This appears to be an attempt to galvanize new life into the moribund blue glass mania through the production of some alleged benefits to in valids supposed this time to be derived from red Cornell University Mechanic Arts Mathematics Civil Engineering Architecture Agriculture Arts Analytical Chemistry Chemistry and Physics History and Political Science Literature Natural History Philosophy Science Science and Letters. 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