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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 18 (May 1893) (1893)
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the glass that was to receive it had been An organist says that a cow moos in a perfect fifth placed a small pinch of aniline red, which, as well octave, or tenth ; a dog barks in fifth or fourth ; a known, possesses strong tinctorial properties. The donkey brays in a perfect octave; and a horse… … to a sulphuric acid bath, where each sheet Fi". 4.-WATEB CHANGED INTO WINE AND WINE INTO is washed to remove all impurities, rust, and WATER. dirt. After being thoroughly dried, the ligl. 1 8 AND 8.-innTIPLICATI0N OF COINS. © 1893 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patents · Exposition · Water · Air · Munn · Columbian · Letters patent · Liquid oxygen · Canadian patent · Circuit court · Horse power · Scientific American · Sea water · Rear admiral · Bronze powder · Sewing machine
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