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Business and Personal

Business and Personal p348

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Notes and Queries

Notes and Queries p348

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Patent Notes

Patents p350

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The Roberts Engine pp242 - 243

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An Electrical Gyroscope p335

Geo. M. Hopkins

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Do Inventions Injure the Laborer? p336

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Professor Joseph Henry pp336 - 337

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Meddlers in Arts in which they are not Skilled p337

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Clearance and Compression p337

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Astronomical Notes p338

Berlin H. Wright

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Russian Torpedo Boats p338

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The Empire Dustless Ash Sifter pp338 - 339

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Andrews' Draught Apparatus for Stoves p339

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Improved Mosquito Net Frame p339

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Communications p340

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Notes on the Telephone p341

L. L. Duerden

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Improved Vertical and Horizontal Vise p342

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New Collapsing Boat p343

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The Ant Bear p343

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Cigarette Making by Machinery p344

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Recent Eruption of Mount Hecla p345

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American Steam Fire Engines p345

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Some Recent Facts About Common Poisons p346

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Perpetual Motion pp346 - 347

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Observations on the Transit of Mercury of May 6, 1878 p347

J. Walter Wood and Alfred M. Mayer

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Communication Received p348

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