THE PARIS EXHIBITION. A SKETCH IN THE PARK.
Improvements in Silk Worm Breeding.
The Natural History of the Eel.
PROGRESS OF IRON MAKING.
THE TELEPHONE AS A PROMOTER OF SCIENCE.
LETTER FROM PROFESSOR HUGHES.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN EXPORT EDITION.
FOUNTAIN PENS.
THE SUN.
MECHANICAL PUDDLING IN SWEDEN.
Photographic Engraving.
A NEW DEEP SEA THERMOMETER.
New Inventions.
[Communications.]
New Industrial Enterprises.
Replanting and Transplanting Teeth.
American Institute Exhibition.
THE DISTILLATION OF COAL.
A Short History of Petroleum.
Minute Forms of Life.
Wages in England.
The Treatment of Cancer by Pressure.
NEW CUTTING AND BORING ATTACHMENT FOR LATHES.
Decrease of the New York Rainfall.
NEW STEAM VALVE.
A Hint from the Mormons.
New Agricultural Inventions.
Quick Work.
THE RHINOCEROS HORNBILL.
Saw Tempering by Natural Gas.
THE JAPANESE BUILDING AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
Machinery for New York State Capitol Building.
The Explosiveness of Flour.
New Engineering Inventions.
CROOKED JOURNALISM.
A More Perfect Production.
The Wool Product of the World.
Street Main Joints.
Successful Shad Hatching.
New Use for Lemon Verbena.
A VELOCIPEDE FEAT EXTRAORDINARY.
Superior Excellence of American Goods.
Petroleum Oils as Lubricators.
Influence of Light on Plants and Animals.
New Mechanical Inventions.
Ill-balanced Production.
Labor in Germany.
Petroleum June Review.
Remarkable Poisoning of a Lake.
ASTRONOMICAL NOTES.
REMARKS REMARKS
An Interesting Astronomical Observation.
Some of Professor Marsh's Recent Discoveries.
Trying to Save a Hundred and Fifty Million Dollars a Year.
Industrial Education.
NEW BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS.
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.
INDEX OF INVENTIONS
English Patents Issued to Americans.
[The Scientific American EXPORT EDITION.] (2)
Advertisements.
Advertisements. (2)
FOOTNOTE:
Transcriber's Notes:
A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF PRACTICAL INFORMATION, ART, SCIENCE, MECHANICS, CHEMISTRY, AND MANUFACTURES.
