tration of this fact we herewith give degree of pleasing technicality. No. 2, a reduced fac-simile of a good average Chinese {To be continued .) wood engraving. Written for The Inland Printer. ELECTROTYPING. BY B. B. (Continued.) HITHERTO no form of single cell arrangement was adapted to the uses… … over the entire surface. By the time the more remote This engraving was executed in Shanghai, China, for parts of the surface were covered by the copper deposit, the writer in the year 1882, and is one-fourth the size of that portion near the conducting wire was unnecessarily the original. It is…
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