The Naval Forces of Old Poland
Additional Facts About the Naval Forces of Poland in 1863, During the Revolution Against Russia
Volume 87, Issue 2255supp
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Features
Gas for Raising Steam
Gas offense Preparation in the United States
A Record Achievement
Dispersoidology and the theory of von Weimarn
Some Remarks Upon the Significance of the Crystal and Colloid States
The Study of the Sediments as an aid to the Earth Historian
The Way of a Ship at Sea
Stream Line Motions and Waves
The Manufacture of Wall-Paper
Interesting Process Carried Out in the Production of This Well-Known Household Commodity
Scattering of Light by Dust-free Air
Wearing and Antifrictional Qualities of Cast Iron
A New Theory of Magnetism
A Novel Observation upon Mosquitoes
Some Notes Regarding Their Flight Through Horizontal Water Pipes
Replacement of Platinum in apparatus for Electrolysis
Fluorescence—II
The Phenomenon of “Optimum” Fluorescence in Relation to Molecular Transformation
Trees for the Desert
Uncle Sam to Re-Forrest Barren Areas
Uncut Books are now Looked upon as Back Numbers
Effects of Hurricanes on the upper-Air Currents
Lunar Theories
A Heliocentric Suggestion That Calls for Some Attention