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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 9 (August 1873) (1873)
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mates that the extent of newrailways built in this country in 1873 will be more thanforty per cent less than for 1872. © 1873 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC August 30, 1873.] gMfti Jto**tatf- 131 NATURE AND ABT. Conversing recently on the inborn genius of all true art-ists, and the futility of attempting… … A flue cambric needle and the sting of a waBp, under a microscope. We replied that we could name his master; and when hesurprised, asked the name, we said: Nature. He at onceagreed and acknowledged that the artist is always learningin Natures school. Painters give the same testimony, andadmit that,…Patents · Asks · Water · Valve · Boiler · Iron · Scientific American · Feet · Object glass · Wrought iron · Sewing machine · Cast Iron · Steam boiler · Steam engine · Horse power · Steam pump · Water commissioners
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