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Scientific American Magazine
May 1888
Volume 58
,
Issue 19
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Features
Launch of the York-Town and Vesuvius
Successful Moving of a Great Hotel
Proposed Reorganization of Public Works
A Patent Law for Switzerland
The Celestial World - May 12, 1888
An Improved Suspender Buckle
An Improved Rotary Engine
An Improved Nut Lock
An Improved Stock Tether
An Improved Bag Holder
A Combined Tie, Chair, and Fish Plate
An Improved Fruit Jar
An Improved Apparatus for Examining Ores
An Improved Paddle-Belt
An Improved Gate
An Improved Self-Inking Printing Press
Improved Plate Straightening Machine
The Decomposition of Water and Absorption of Carbon Dioxide by Caustic Soda
T. O'Conor Sloane
Virot's Steam Carriage
Sectional Model of Steam Engine
Preparation of Butter-Flies for the Cabinet
Miscellaneous Inventions - May 12, 1888
Engineering Inventions - May 12, 1888
Agricultural Invention - May 12, 1888
To Inventors - May 12, 1888
Departments
Correspondence - May 12, 1888
New Books and Publications - May 12, 1888
Business and Personal - May 12, 1888
Index of Inventions - May 12, 1888
Notes and Queries - May 12, 1888