Scientific American Supplement, No. 613, October 1, 1887 by Various
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VIII. MISCELLANEOUS.--The British Association.--Portraits of the president and section presidents of the late Manchester meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, with report of the address of the president, Sir Henry E. Roscoe.--9 illustrations. 9783 IX. PHYSIOLOGY.--Hypnotism in France.--A valuable review of the present status of this subject, now so much studied in Paris. 9795 The Duodenum a Siphon Trap.--By MAYO COLLIER, M.S., etc.--A curious observation in anatomy.--The only trap found in the intestinal canal.--Its uses.--2 illustrations. 9796 X. TECHNOLOGY.--Apparatus for Testing Champagne Bottles and Corks.--Ingenious apparatus due to Mr. J. Salleron, for use especially in the champagne industry.--2 illustrations. 9786 Celluloid.--Notes of the history and present method of manufacture of this widely used substance. 9785 Centrifugal Extractors.--By ROBERT F. GIBSON.--The second installment of this extensive and important paper, giving many additional forms of centrifugal apparatus--12 illustrations. 9789 Cotton Industries of Japan.--An interesting account of the primitive methods of treating cotton by the Japanese.--Their |
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