Scientific American Magazine Vol 6 Issue 13

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 6, Issue 13

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Features

Improved Planing Machine, Dangers of Benzine in Varnish Making

Saving Ten Per Cent of Flour

Notes on Military and Naval Affairs

History of Turbine Water Wheels

Too Heavy Shot for Light Guns

The Ancient Savages of Europe

A Splendid Specimen of California Workmanship--Hansbrow's Pump

Plumbing and Soldering Lead Pipe

Monier's Gas Burner

What Can Be Done for Inventors--Advice Gratis and Advice for Pay

Our Navy--Who is to Blame?

Jealousy Between the Army and Navy

The United States and Canadian Reciprocity--Patent Laws

The Navy Department and Iron-Clad War Steamers

Excitement on Hose Couplings

New Steam Floating Battery

Steam Rams and Their Qualities

Artillery Matches and Signals

California Statistics and Progress

Our Navy a Year Ago

Can Guncotton Be Used for Army Purposes ?

Armstrong Guns on the Merrimac

Harbor Defences

Subjects for Inventions

Recent American Inventions

Patent Claims

Issued from the United States Patent Office

Departments

Notes and Queries