Scientific American Supplement, No. 648, June 2, 1888
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1. Front matter2. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT3. THE ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY TON SHEARS OF THE PORT OF MARSEILLES.4. THE DISTRIBUTION OF HYDRAULIC POWER IN LONDON.5. TEST OF A WROUGHT IRON DOUBLE TRACK FLOOR BEAM.[1]6. HYDRAULIC TUBE PRESS.7. TIMBER, AND SOME OF ITS DISEASES.[2] By H. Marshall Ward.8. III.—The Evolution of the Modern Mill.[3]9. IMPROVED TORPEDO BOAT.10. SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS AT THE MANCHESTER ROYAL JUBILEE EXHIBITION.11. COLORED PHOTOGRAPHY.12. FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR GAS COMPANIES.[4]13. THE APPLICATION OF ELECTRICITY TO LIGHTING AND WORKING.[5]14. EFFECT OF CHLORINE ON THE ELECTRO-MOTIVE FORCE OF A VOLTAIC COUPLE.[6]15. THE WIMSHURST INFLUENCE MACHINE.16. SANITATION IN MASSACHUSETTS.17. THE CARE OF THE EYES.[8]18. TUMORS OF THE BLADDER. DIAGNOSED BY MEANS OF THE ELECTRO-ENDOSCOPIC CYSTOSCOPE.19. PAPILLOMATOUS TUMOR OF THE BLADDER, DEMONSTRATED BY MEANS OF LISTER'S ELECTRO-CYSTOSCOPE.20. DISTANCE AND CONSTITUTION OF THE SUN.21. CHANGES IN THE STELLAR HEAVENS.22. THE COMMON DANDELION.23. SYSTEMATIC RELATIONS OF PLATYPSYLLUS, AS DETERMINED BY THE LARVA.[12]24. THE SPECTRA OF OXYGEN.25. ON A THEORY CONCERNING THE SUDDEN LOSS OF MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF IRON AND NICKEL.26. POISON OF THE SOMALIS, EXTRACTED FROM THE WOOD OF THE OUABAIO.27. (Advertisements.)