Scientific American

Scientific American Supplement, No. 841, February 13, 1892

I. ANTHROPOLOGY.--Investigation of a Mound near Jefferson City, Mo.--By A.S. LOGAN.--Prehistoric remains from the banks of the Missouri River II. BIOLOGY.--New Observations on the Language of Animals.--By M. DE LACAZE DUTHIERS.--A lengthy examination of some facts in the langu...

Chapters

2. Chapter 2

I have a very intelligent and experienced brach hound, the same which with the bitch had to face the attack of the wolf. He amuses me much at my country lunches. Hunting dogs wh...

9. Chapter 9

It may be out of place to digress a moment to illustrate the moral effect of such a convulsion. Several weeks after this great mine explosion, the 18th Army Corps, to which I th...

7. Chapter 7

The visitor to the late Naval Exhibition interested in shipping will have remarked at each of the several exhibits of the great firms a model of a projected steamer, intended to...

8. Chapter 8

The problem of protecting our people and property from such attacks is not a new one, and, in fact, most of the conditions of this problem remain the same as they were fifty yea...

11. Chapter 11

An important paper is contributed by M. Moissan to the current number of the _Comptes Rendus_, describing two interesting new compounds containing boron, phosphorus, and iodine....

4. Chapter 4

Among other insects, honey bees have been said to perforate flowers, but authentic instances are rare of their doing much damage, or even making holes. I have only recorded a si...

10. Chapter 10

A curious impression seems to have gained ground to the effect that the Standard Oil Company does not want to sell oil for fuel. It may be stated authoritatively that the compan...

3. Chapter 3

But it may be asked, "How could the fauna and flora propagate themselves under such conditions?" The flora itself at the quaternary age was of extreme vigor. We know this from t...

6. Chapter 6

Wuchang, on the Yangtsze opposite Hankow, is the capital of the two provinces Hupeh and Hunan. Here, every third year, the examination for competitors from both provinces is hel...

1. Chapter 1

I. ANTHROPOLOGY.--Investigation of a Mound near Jefferson City, Mo.--By A.S. LOGAN.--Prehistoric remains from the banks of the Missouri River II. BIOLOGY.--New Observations on t...

5. Chapter 5

Beside garden A was prepared another plot of the same dimensions, having the same kind of soil and treated in like manner as the first, but the electrical apparatus and wires we...

12. Chapter 12

Ten grms. of the suspected oil, after being saponified, and the fatty acids separated by hydrochloric acid, are dissolved in 90 per cent. alcohol, and precipitated by sugar of l...