Sketches from the Exhibition
The Napmeter
Volume 2, Issue 39supp
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Features
Horticultural Exhibit at the Centennial
The Chemical industry of Germany at the Centennial
By The Committee of the Associated German Chemical Manufacturers
The International Exhibition of 1876
The Largest Engine in the Exhibition.—The J. P. Morris Blowing Engine
Camphor at the Exhibition
Gold and Silver
Economy of Fuel in Engines
Resources of Servia and Bosnia
Rules for Calculating the Power of Belting
The Manufacture of Brussels Carpets
The City of Brussels
An Ancient Roman Villa
The 1OO-Ton Gun.—The heaviest cannon in the World
The “Thunderer Explosion”
The New Philadelphia Route
The Yardleyville Bridge
Intensification of Negatives
Ozone from Manganese
The Possibility of Photographing Sounds
Why Early Autumn is an Unhealthy Season
Steam-Blower for Smithy Forges
Novel Boiling Fountain
New Feed-Water Heater
Periodic Movements of the Foliage of Plants
Self-Recording Dial
New Method of Heating Gas from Motive Power
A Novel Vinegar Manufacturer
Quick Work.—Wheat Harvested, Thrashed, Ground, made into Bread, and Eaten, all in Eleven Minutes
Porcelain Roller Mills
Roller Flour Mills
Prevention of Mill Fires
Tanning of Textile Fabrics
How to Build Cheap Boats
Printing with artificial Alizarine
Lessons in Mechanical Drawing
Waterproofing Paper
Notes on Blowpipe Analysis
New Process for Preparing Pure Nickel Salts
Process for Finishing Bronze and Brass Articles
Deodorizing Petroleum
Alizarine
Extraction of Gallium from its Ores
Persian Red
Night Habits of Fish
Fattening Oysters
Chrome Red
Asbestos in Nevada
Extracting Mercury and other Volatile Metals from their Ores
Improved Metallic Alloy
Purpurin
New Process for the Manufacture of Dextrin
Artificial India-Rubber
Black Aniline Ink
Metallization of organic Bodies for Galvanic Deposits
Yellow
Cormorant Fishing in England
Atomic Constitution of Bodies
Absorption of Free Nitrogen
Transparence of Flames
Osmium
Cement Casks
Air-Bags for Raising Ships
The Celestial Indicator
Celestial Dynamics
Do the Planets Move Round the Sun