Scientific American Supplement, No. 388, June 9, 1883 by Various
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The Red Spider. 4 figures.
Japanese Peppermint. VII. NATURAL HISTORY.--The Recent Eruption of Etna. The Heloderma Horridum.--Illustration. The Kangaroo. VIII. ARCHITECTURE.--Design for a Villa.--Illustration. IX. BIOGRAPHY.--William Spottiswoode.--Portrait. X. MISCELLANEOUS.--Physics without Apparatus.--Illustration. The Travels of the Sun. FARCOT'S IMPROVED WOOLF COMPOUND ENGINE. In a preceding article, we have described a ventilator which is in use at the Decazeville coal mines, and which is capable of furnishing, per second, 20 cubic meters of air whose pressure must be able to vary between 30 and 80 millimeters. In order to actuate such an apparatus, it was necessary to have a |
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