Scientific American

Scientific American Supplement, No. 286, June 25, 1881

I. ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS.--One Thousand Horse Power Corliss Engine. 5 figures, to scale, illustrating the construction of the new one thousand horse power Corliss engine, by Hitch, Hargreaves & Co.

Chapters

4. Chapter 4

_Bitumen Plates_.--A new method of making bitumen plates by contact has also been introduced into the topographical studios. The plan, or the original drawing, is placed against...

6. Chapter 6

The student in mathematics experiences a feeling of growing strength and power when he finds, in algebra, that the formula he used in arithmetic in extracting a square root has...

2. Chapter 2

Already, for a long time, efforts have been made to find some means for this purpose, and we have reached good results with lime and chloride of barium, as well as with magnesia...

7. Chapter 7

Besides there is another and much more effective way of transmigration by the kind assistance of the ant who colonizes the scalebug as well for its wax as it colonizes the Aphis...

5. Chapter 5

Besides this there is the fact that traits, habits, and peculiarities of animals are not always manifested when we wish them to be. Suppose a teacher asks a child to notice the...

1. Chapter 1

I. ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS.--One Thousand Horse Power Corliss Engine. 5 figures, to scale, illustrating the construction of the new one thousand horse power Corliss engine, by...

3. Chapter 3

From the lathe, the veneer is passed to the cutting table, where it is cut to lengths and widths as desired. It is then conveyed to the second story, where it is placed in large...

8. Chapter 8

When Mr. Greene says that the relations between the physical properties of solids and liquids and their molecular composition can in no manner affect the laws of gases, nobody i...