Scientific American, Volume 56, No. 9, February 26, 1887
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1. Scientific American2. IMPROVED CALORIC ENGINE.3. Naval Architecture During the Last Half Century.4. A Three Cylinder Locomotive.5. Scientific American. ESTABLISHED 1845.6. TERMS FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.7. The Scientific American Supplement8. Scientific American Export Edition.9. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1887.10. Introductory material11. NEW AMENDMENT OF THE DESIGN PATENT LAW.12. ARE STEEL GUNS REALLY SUPERIOR?13. THE COCAINE HABIT.14. Pyrofuxin—a New Tanning Substance from Coal.15. Castner's New Method for Producing Sodium.16. Preventive Medicine.17. The Peace Army of the United States.18. A Solid Life Insurance Company.19. EMERY WHEELS FOR GUMMING SAWS.20. THE FRILLED SHARK—THE OLDEST LIVING TYPE OF VERTEBRATES.21. COMBINED BENCH AND IRONING BOARD.22. IMPROVED BLIND STOP.23. The British Armament at Victoria.24. A SIMPLE DEVICE FOR CRIMPING BOOTS OR SHOES.25. PLASTERER'S HAWK.26. ADJUSTABLE WOOD MEASURING RACK.27. Steel Rail Capacity of the United States.28. PENBERTHY INJECTOR.29. PROTECTOR FOR LADIES' HATS.30. IMPROVED STUMP PULLER.31. The Defense of New York within Thirty Days' Time.32. Electroplating with Platinum.33. COMBINED BRUSH AND COMB CLEANER.34. Coincidence of Charleston Earthquake with a Reported Eruption in the Tonga Group.35. Incendiary Birds.36. Charcoal as Fossil.37. Phosphorescent Birds.38. Canned Fish, Meats, etc.39. OUR WINTER BIRDS. BY E. M. HASBROUCK.40. THERMOSCOPIC BALANCE. BY GEO. M. HOPKINS.41. The Duration of the Sun.42. IMPROVED MARINE DREDGER.43. Hydraulic Dredging at Washington.44. A New Sugar Process.45. THE NORTHERN LIGHTS.46. The Latest Yankee Craze.47. EFFECT OF A TORPEDO ON AN IRONCLAD.48. Steel Wire Brush Patent.49. How Long Should a Nervous Patient be Treated?50. TORPEDO BOAT ARMED WITH PNEUMATIC DYNAMITE GUNS.51. The Strength of Snails.52. CHEVREUL'S BLACK. T. O'CONOR SLOANE, PH.D.53. The American Exhibition, London.54. ENGINEERING INVENTIONS.55. AGRICULTURAL INVENTIONS.56. MISCELLANEOUS INVENTIONS.57. NEW BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS.58. Business and Personal.59. HINTS TO CORRESPONDENTS.60. TO INVENTORS.61. INDEX OF INVENTIONS For which Letters Patent of the United States were Granted February 8, 1887, AND EACH BEARING THAT DATE.62. FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Office: Nos. 346 & 348 Broadway, New York. JANUARY 1, 1887.63. TRUSTEES.64. Advertisements.65. SPECIAL MACHINERY66. CALDWELLS CONVEYOR CALDWELL'S SPIRAL STEEL CONVEYOR, 131-133 West Washington St., Chicago, Ill67. CATALOGUES FREE TO ANY ADDRESS TOOLS OF ALL KINDS TOOLS GOODNOW & WIGHTMAN BOSTON68. SEBASTIAN, MAY & CO'S Improved Screw Cutting LATHES Foot & Power69. ST. PAUL AND NEWPORT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. CAPITAL $2,000,000.70. MALLEABLE AND FINE GRAY IRON ALSO STEEL CASTINGS FROM SPECIAL PATTERNS FINE TINNING JAPANNING AND FINISHING. THOMAS DEVLIN & CO. LEHIGH AVE. & AMERICAN ST. PHILA.71. Print Your Own Cards!72. Barnes' Pat. Foot and Hand Power MACHINERY, $15.73. AUTOCOPYIST74. 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