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RM2AWDGD7–Burma . uaremiles. The name Stam is believed to be merely the French way of spellingS/ian ( Sciam ; a in fan). Shan is the Burmese name for the northern branchof the great race that calls itself Tat (free-men). The southern or Siamese branch the Burmans call Yodaya, the name of its ancient capital above Bangkok{Bangmik). The relations between Siam and Burma are at present very slight.The northern Shans who trade to Burma and who settle there divide into twobranches, the Yun, who wear their hair short like the Siamese, and to whom theUzimb6k are allied, and the Y6n, or Mune Shans, who wear thei
RM2ABWG0G–HOW TO DO IT AND HOW NOT TO DO IT. HOW TO DO IT AND HOW NOT TO DO IT., scientific american, 1877-05-19
RM2CNJ2Y2–. Andrea Alciati and his books of emblems : a biographical and bibliographical study . Alciatis hand-writing—his influence in Europe. 49 plo & ego vos hoc anno ad messem banc, aureumq; vellus vocabo,qui sciam, quantum vtilitatis hac ex materia quotidie percipiatur.Qua autem subtilitate tractatum sit a iureconsultis hoc argu-mentum, ostendunt tot tituH, tot responsa, & ea quidem omniamagna scrupulositate reddita, tot leges, & compositione scabrosa& intellectu difficiles : quarum rationem non nisi longa medita-tione acriq; studio possis assequi: tot deniq; Interpretum com-mentaria, tot consulent
RM2ABY3NA–RECENTLY PATENTED INVENTIONS. Pertaining to Apparel. Electrical Devices. Of General Interest. Hardware. Heating and Lighting. Machines and Mechanical Devices. Prime Movers and Their Accessories. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. the invention and date of this paper. :: . AL: 1 and Queries (10833) T. W. A. asks: I have been, scientific american, 1908-08-11
RM2ABY1KD–Medical Appliances. Prime Movers and Their Accessories. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. -s:' IN Idi Sal Notes and Queries, scientific american, 1907-03-02
RM2ABXD36–The Lilac Borer. ANSWER BY PROF. C. V. RILEY. The Tiger Swallow-tail. the head. It is attached by the tip of the body to a PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE RETINA. Cycle Notes. them. Kerosene may be used to remove the gritty A Tale of Co-operation. of their laborsN. Y. Tribune., scientific american, 1895-08-17
RM2ABY3Y2–Electrical Devices. Of Interest to Farmers. Of General Interest. Hardware. Heating and Lighting. Household Utilities. Machines and Mechanical Devices. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles., scientific american, 1908-10-03
RM2ABY1HK–Hardware. Of Interest to Farmers. Of General Interest. Machines and Mechanical Devices. Prime Movers and Their Accessories. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. Designs. Household Utilities., scientific american, 1907-02-09
RM2ABXTGT–THE DEATH OF PROF. R. H. THURSTON. THE HEAVENS IN NOVEMBER. THE LATE PROF. R. H. THURSTON., scientific american, 1903-11-07
RM2ABXC05–TOUR OF FRANCE IN A BALLOON. The Apple as Medicine. A TOUR OF FRANCE IN A BALLOON. Arctic Exploration. Bodily Temperature. Camels in Australia. Heating by Combustion and by Electricity. A ntidiphtheritIc Serum., scientific american, 1894-11-03
RM2ABXHB8–THE SIPHON OF THE CLAM. BY C. F. HOLDER. bears a remarkable gland which secretes a fluid that THE SIPHON OF THE CLAM., scientific american, 1898-12-10
RM2ABXXWT–Launch Just as Ships of a Squadron would do on Signal from the Flagship. Landing Drill. Skirmish on Shore. When Ammunition is Expended the Cadets Return to the Boats. MANNING OARS AND HALYARDS AS A SUMMER OUTING., scientific american, 1905-05-06
RM2ABXDYR–MAGNETOGRAPHS MADE BY RADIATIONS FROM THE POLES OF A MAGNET. BY PROF. JOHN P. NoICAY. Fig. IARRANGEMENT OF MAGNET AND PLATE FOR THE MAGNETOGRAPH. A Few Kinks in Brazing. A Simple Seismoseope. RADIOGRAPHS PRODUCED BY A MAGNET., scientific american, 1896-04-18
RM2ABY43T–(10990) J. F. S. asks: Will you kindly (10992) A. L. asks: Kindly oblige me (10993) R. E. S. says: In your val-, scientific american, 1908-11-14
RM2ABY2P6–Hardware. Pertaining to Apparel. Electrical Devices. Of Interest to Farmers. Of General Interest. Heating and Lighting. Household 'Utilities. Machines and Mechanical Devices. Prime Movers and Their Accessories. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. Designs., scientific american, 1907-12-28
RM2ABY135–Prime Movers and Their Accessories. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining' to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. Business and Personal Wants. number of the inquiry. aatzteara. Notes and Queries., scientific american, 1906-10-20
RM2ABXB7D–special weight is that they have not been found want ing. In encounters with robbers and Indians they The Synthesis of Ammonia. Photographic Notes. method outlined by Mr. A. Cowan at the London and been fixed and no remedy for it at all satisfactory has been devised. It cannot be removed by the ordinary stains., scientific american, 1894-04-21
RM2ABXY7B–Prime Movers and Their Accessories. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. Designs. the invention and date of this paper. Business and Personal Wants. sary to give the number of the inquiry. MUNN it CO. Notes, scientific american, 1905-07-29
RM2ABXYXE–Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. Designs. Business and Personal Wants. sary to give the number of the inquiry. NOTICE. and Queries., scientific american, 1906-01-20
RM2ABY47D–Prime Movers and Their Accessories. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. —.171 and Querzes:, scientific american, 1908-12-12
RM2ABXANB–and Australasia. In Europe Russia is the largest The Howell Torpedo. 4. The Uses of Carborundum. Impressions with Modeling Compound. -0 The Discoveries of Scheele. discoverer to Priestley and Lavoisier, scientific american, 1893-12-09
RM2ABXAFR–painted on each panel. This painting is also the work of Boullemier. Still another work by the same sent an amount of handwork which is quite beyond the comprehension of an American. The choicest of carving in teak. The furniture and draperies are als Homes and Remains of the Cliff Dwellers. BY H. C. HOVEY., scientific american, 1893-10-28
RM2ABY41E–C. K. B. asks: What is the (10949) L. K. asks: Will you kindly (10950) L. A. T. asks: Will genuine (10952) J. D. asks: Can you give me (10954) L. A. FL asks: Is there such, scientific american, 1908-10-24
RM2ABY388–Prime Movers and Their Accessories. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. the invention and date of this paper. and Querzes., scientific american, 1908-05-02
RM2ABY1DG–RECENTLY PATENTED INVENTIONS. Pertaining to Apparel. Of Interest to Farmers. Of General Interest. Hardware. Heating and Lighting. Household Utilities. Machines and Mechanical Devices. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. Designs., scientific american, 1907-01-19
RM2ABY452–Exhausting the air of the bottles. After the vacuum is created the necks After incubation the germs are killed and CIENTIFIC MERICA, scientific american, 1908-11-28
RM2ABXH0D–THE WILD TRIBES OF THE PHILIPPINES. BY PROF. J. B. sigmas. dues from the money he earned as a hunter for our in August of 1874. A small village of them existed near Carrier Pigeons in War. Acetylene Exhibition at Berlin. The Czar Sends for the Builder of the ment, scientific american, 1898-06-25
RM2ABXX4E–Prime Movers and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Vehicles. Railways and Their Accessories. Designs. the invention and date of the paper. sary to give the number or the inquiry., scientific american, 1904-11-12
RM2ABXX83–PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE INTERIOR OF THE EYE. AEROPLANES IN FRANCE AND X. ARCH DEACON'S APPARATUS. — RULES FOR CONCOURSES. . . N '.. ' '. Ole THE EYE., scientific american, 1904-12-17
RM2ABY05R–Prime Movers and Their Accessories. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. Designs. Business and Personal Wants. every case it is necessary to give the number of the inquiry. Notes and Queries., scientific american, 1906-03-10
RM2ABXBW6–THE PLEIADES. WM. W. PAYE. As we close this description of the Pleiades we must The Fall in Prices. Storage Battery Traction in Paris., scientific american, 1894-10-06
RM2ABX98B–of lighting is equally s and to the same degree of Agavose. Photos that Yield Colors. finally washed and dried in sawdust. Fig. 4DETAILS OF THE STUFFING BOX. Fig. 5HALF ELEVATION AND SECTION OF THE SEPARATOR., scientific american, 1892-12-03
RM2ABXTA2–THE SEAS OF FOG. Foreign Engines at St. Louis Fair. ous divisions of the road. Chemistry of Soils as Related to the Yield of Crops. A SEA OF CLOUDS. ABOVE THE CLOUDS., scientific american, 1903-09-19
RM2ABXE12–4 THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AND HOW THEY TELL THE TIME AT GREENWICH. THE GUIDER AND PHOTOGRAPHER AT WORK. ONE OF THE DOMES. TAKING AN OBSERVATION., scientific american, 1896-05-02
RM2ABXBJ6–The Newspaper Museum of Aix-la-Chapelle. THE HARMONY AND MEASUREMENT OF PERFUMES. Fig. 2MEASUREMENT OF PERFUMES BY MEANS OF THREADS. Fig. IMEASUREMENT OF PERFUMES THROUGH THE EXTINCTION OF PHOSPHORUS. Mountain Sickness. Fig. 3GAMUT OF PERFUMES., scientific american, 1894-08-04
RM2ABY2AJ–A SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF THE RACEHORSE AND ITS USE IN MOUNTING THE SKELETON OF SYSONBY. the Change in the Vertebral Column's Position. Height of Fifty Feet. in Order that the HovementS of the Spine May Be Photographed. A SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF THE RACEHORSE AND ITS USE IN MOUNTING THE SKELETON OF SIMNEL, scientific american, 1907-08-17
RM2ABY1CJ–Electrical Devices. Of Interest to Farmers. Of General Interest. Hardware. Machines and Mechanical Devices. Prime Plovers and Their Accessories. Railways and Their Accessories. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles. the invention and date of this paper. Notes, scientific american, 1907-01-05
RM2ABY127–Alcohol from Corncobs. Radio-Activity and Purity of Springs. OflIcial Study of Earthquakes. Of Interest to Farmers. Of General Interest. Hardware. Household Utilities. Pertaining to Recreation. Pertaining to Vehicles., scientific american, 1906-10-13
RM2ABTHFF–and tying her hair so tightly that the scalp had become parted from the scull and it was found necessary to open the scalp to remove the matter which had accumulated beneath. This is the first case af the kind we have ever known.' es, scientific american, 1851-07-26
RM2ABTF5K–AMERICAN SALTIITER. the French have actually abandoned the plan and are building all their vessels solely of iron. It is said that this step is the result of experience gained by unable to bear the weight of the armor and strain of the broadsides fired from the heavy artillery of her batteries., scientific american, 1861-11-16
RM2ABW5DG–How Gems are Cut in Ceylon. Manufacture of Elastic Sponge. The Diameter of one Pulley the Length of Belt. and Distance between Centers of Pulleys being Given :to Find the Diameter of the Other Pulley, scientific american, 1870-02-11
RM2ABTCP6–70 THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. BY E. M. RICHARDS. not hold a charge but it would not do at all. The coin:, 1860-07-28
RM2ABX0M7–earresponbence. Test for Borax. Condensation of Smoke by Electricity. African Telegraphy. History of Telegraphy. Harmony of Colors. Not so Bad for the Farmer. The Flying Dutchman., scientific american, 1886-06-19
RM2ABTNH2–Ten Thousand Dollars for a Substitute for Ivory. Improvements in making Steel. A Mountain of Salt in Louisiana. The Call for a Horseshoe. Steam on the Tow-path. draw which is impracticable for the propeller in such, scientific american, 64-03-12
RM2ABTEXH–How to Determine the Location of the Channel and the Bar without Sounding at the Mouth of any River on any Coast. Science in Schools., scientific american, 1861-10-12
RM2ABTEY0–Rejected Applications. The Examination of Inventions. Preliminary. Examinatiomkat the Patent Office. Caveats. Foreign Patents. Interferences. How to Make an Application for a Patent. The Validity of Patents. Assignments of Patents., scientific american, 1861-10-12
RM2ABWXNB–JACQUELIN AND CHEVRE'S STEAM EXCAVATOR. The Direction of the Wind. Fig. 12. The Precipitation of Gold. Fig. 5. Fig. O. Fig. ., scientific american, 1884-11-29
RM2ABTW0B–time when they enter their chrysalis state are to be gathered as cocoons from their hiding places and de stroyed as will be done with the millers which in spite of the most careful attention perhaps may come to perfection. As soon as they appear they will be caught in nets or syringed on the trees like the caterpillars and will drop by jerking the trees, scientific american, 64-09-24
RM2ABTT6X–Pertaining to Apparel. Electrical Devices. Of Interest to Farmers. Of General Interest. Hardware. Heating and Lighting. Household Machines and Mechanical Devices. Prime Movers and Their Accessories. Designs. the invention and date of this paper. Notes, scientific american, 909-0
RM2ABWC94–THE TRANI:ID:MON OF BLOOD. THE TRANSFUSION OF BLOOD A. D. 1667. BLOOD GLOBULES. MAGNIFIED. Testing Colors for their Fastness. Prevention or Waste in Manufactures., scientific american, 1874-09-05
RM2ABTEM2–The Examination of Inventions. Preliminary Examinations at the Patent Office. Caveats. Foreign Patents. Inteiferences. How to Make an Application for a Patent. Extension of Patents. Assignments of Patents. RATES OF ADVERTISING., scientific american, 1861-08-31
RM2ABWM5C–The Origin of Coal. Tobacc Cotton Corn and Wheat. . I How Wheat is Raised in Dakota. The Indians as Farmers. The Revival of Trade. 4 S'N. Good Tunneling. The Assay of Silks., scientific american, 1879-12-11
RM2ABWW58–The Possibilities of Mexico. Habits of Ants. Vacation Visits. The Prevention of Accidents. Carbolic Spray for Sheep. Economy of Coal in Locomotives. Seasonable Advice to Bathers. NEW LIGHTHOUSE AT TAMPICO., scientific american, 1883-08-25
RM2ABW8EJ–20 The Mechanical Equivalent of Zinc. The Influence or the Moon.--or rather of Worms on Timber. Influence ot the Moon on Timber. To Smoke or not to Smoke. To Know or not to Know. Congressional Library and Copyrights., scientific american, 1872-01-06
RM2ABWYFH–THE ART OF LEAPING. Agriculture and Industries of Japan. I. es. Hearing the Earth's Magnetic Induction. Fig. 3LEAPING WITH A POLE. Figs. 1 and 2.--31AN LEAPING. (From an Instantaneous Photograph.), scientific american, 1885-05-30
RM2ABWBW4–moldboard are fixed in bearing brackets one of which is arranged to slide in a bearing In the bottom of the plow and is provided with a bolt to hold it at any deaired point. The mold board may thus be extended more or leis to regulate the turning of the furrowas may be desired for Maize nt kinds or work., scientific american, 1874-05-16
RM2ABWTC9–Ice Storage for Family Vse. Influence of Temperature on Magnetization. 0. Separation of Magnesium in Testing for Potash and Soda. BY G. CAM:BARI. Antiseptic Power of Ammonia and Chloroform Vapors., scientific american, 1883-01-20
RM2ABTKNR–pressure of steam on your boiler divide the area of the pressure and you have the weight in pounds which the furnace top has to sustain. Reduce the pounds to tuns and you will have some adequate conception of the crushing force on a fire-box roof. Look also if there be scale forming on the flues or, scientific american, 1863-03-07
RM2ABTW8T–THE MATERIALS. THE SORTING. THE GRINDING AND MIMING. THE THROWING. MOLDING. BAKING. ASSORTING. THE WORKMEN. THE PRODUCT. Chinese Adulterations of Tea., scientific american, 64-12-10
RM2ABX6G4–The Utilization of Niagara Falls. The Coloring of Metals. The Longevity of Trees. The Memory for Names. Exploration of Alaska., scientific american, 1890-10-04
RM2ABTPE2–Gravitation. Motion of the Earth and Moon. Queer Freaks of Lightning. Guano and Potatoes. IMPROVEMENT IN FLOURING AND BOLTING., scientific american, 1855-06-02
RM2ABTJWK–Unrolling the Mummy of a Bishop. Cotton in Russia. A Meteoric Engine. On BoilersNo. 17. Expedition to Japan. Forty Miles an Hour. LITERARY NOTICES. Mechanics and Manufacturers, scientific american, 1852-03-20
RM2ABTW65–THE ENGINES OF THE 'DICTATOR.' THE MOVEMENT. ADVANTAGES OF THE SYSTEM. DIMENSIONS. VENTILATION OF THE ENGINE ROOM. THE BOILERS. at sea., scientific american, 64--12
RM2ABWDA6–which should be neutral or nearly so. Please Can you tell me the reason ? A. Use No. 20 wire The Charge for Insertion under this head is $1 a Line., scientific american, 1875-05-11
RM2ABTHHK–warranted a reduction in the price of this (the 7th) edition from 60 to 25 ate. per copy. Any number of copies from one upward will be forwarded upon the receipt of the money (post-paid). Address THE or this Moe. 38, scientific american, 1851-08-23
RM2ABWDGC–mately acquainted with him and with his inventions. I have Communication of H. C. Sergeant. Communication of John W. Keely. Communication of G. F. Gloeker. Communication of Wm. Backe'. Communication of J. Snowden Bell. Communication of Wm. H. Rutherford., scientific american, 1875-07-17
RM2ABW57Y–WHAT WE HAVE DONE IN 1869 AND WHAT WE INTEND TO DO IN 1870. BRAIN AND MUSCLE. THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE. PROGRESS OF LABOR. THE STEAM EfIGIBE INDICATOR., scientific american, 1869-12-11
RM2ABTYHC–Burning of the Dead. Saleratus and Cream of Tartar in Bread. Sulphurous Acid. What shall we do About Prizes?, scientific american, 1858-06-19
RM2ABW71A–Sewing and Cooking. Burning and Unburning. Dr. Seyferth's Process for the Purification of Sirups and Molasses in the ManutUcture of Sugar. Preservation of Iron from Oxidization., scientific american, 1871-02-04
RM2ABWJK8–BY X. H. STRONG. Ventilation of Bedrooms. The Filtration of Drinking Water. How to get rid of Ants. The Texas Screw Worm.” .a. The Science of Milling. Cellulose as a Material for Washers., scientific american, 1878-11-11
RM2ABTJ98–POLYTECHNIC ASSOCIATION OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE. SORGHUM AND MELEE CULTURE. WILL THE SORGHUM SUPERSEDE THE BEET? THE MODE OF PREPARING THE SEED. PLANTING THE SEED. CULTIVATION. CUTTING AND HANDLING. FUEL IN THE ARTS., scientific american, 1862-10-11
RM2ABX0KM–Steam Lifeboats An Opportunity for Inventors. The Poisonous Scorpion of Mexico. dote for the poison has as yet been discovered and the Making Enameled Brick. and such men are said to be very scarce., scientific american, 1886-06-05
RM2ABX6C3–FILLING THE TORPEDO. Insanity Proceeding front the Colon. How to Reach and Enjoy Old Age. Fig. 7RAISING THE NET. Fig. OTAKING THE TORPEDO IN TOW. Fig. 5FIRING THE TORPEDO., scientific american, 1890-08-16
RM2ABWE0X–Position of the Planets for December 1875. Mercury. Venus. Mars. Jupiter. Saturn. Uranus. Neptune. Occultations. Sun Spots. Testing the Fatty Oils. Irresolution., scientific american, 1875-12-04
RM2ABX1TP–wild over them. The ponies are small and very hand some and as they stand saddled and bridled with a rubber covering strapped on behind the saddle they present a very neat and trim appearance and like the boys they seem pIond of their position. Since their nothing just to be able to ride one of the ponies., scientific american, 1887-04-02
RM2ABWRFY–Man and Insects. Domestication of Wild Ducks. ' Fat of the Old and Young. Sugar in China. An Improved Coffee. Solids into Solids. Logsvood in Wine., scientific american, 1882-05-13
RM2ABWFYC–Spring Fever: How Not to Have It. Self-Made Men. Positions of Planets for May.1877. Mercury. Venus. Mars. Jupiter. Saturn. Uranus. Sun Spots. The Comet. Substitute for Sulphate of Quinine., scientific american, 1877-05-05
RM2ABWEG5–J. M. Y. asks : At what speed should (36) J. F. B. asks : 1. Can water be raised (37) C. D. B. asks: If I let steam into a (38) S. P. S. asks: 1. How high may I your purpose., scientific american, 1876-05-11
RM2ABTE8K–American Arts and English Generosity. Introduction to a Philosopher. Test for the Parity of Wine. Printing in Acserica. Harding the Painter. The Drnalpard and Snake., scientific american, 1848-09-16
RM2ABWFA9–number of small holes through which the oil escapes to the jour nal and in which are placedpins to keep them clear and facilitate the escape of the oil. To the front side of the cup is secured an open glass tube the lower end of which is connected with a hole in the cup so that it can be seen by simply opening the door how much oil there may be in the cup., scientific american, 1876
RM2ABTPR3–THE HEAVENS IN JANUARY. THE PLANETS. THE MOON. Origin of Gold Deposits. Handy Man's Workshop. At 82 o'clock: J. 14. to'skok: Isa. 22. At 102 o'clock: Do. 10. ' i NICHT SKY: DECEMBER AND JANUARY, scientific american, -1909-01-02
RM2ABW142–Water Spouts. We have received the annual report of the above Institution for 1865. In addition to the reports of the Secretaries and a re-, scientific american, 1866-12-15
RM2ABWK0C–Accuracy a Path to Wealth. DESIGNS FOR VASES. i s Astronomical Notes. M. M. Positions of Planets for February 1879. Mercury. Venus. Mars. Jupiter. Saturn. Neptune. Care of the Eyes. DESIGNS FOR VASES IN METAL OR CERAMIC., scientific american, 1879-02-01
RM2ABX1KY–pipe can be unreeled and disposed to customers ; and before the reel can be turned it is necessary to elevate it upon a bar passed through its hollow shaft or body. Like trouble also attends the putting up of the pipe on the reel. These difficulties are obviated in the inven-, scientific american, 1887-02-05
RM2ABX2B3–THE ARMAMENT OF THE ATLANTA. present purpose to enumerate the various formula by New Professor of Physics at Cornell. eorreeportbence. Girdled Tree. Progress in Florida. JAS. H. STACKHOUSE. Gas Liquor for Grass. of grass to be seen' in the neighborhood., scientific american, 1887-08-06
RM2ABWAF9–Professor Haeckel on the Origin of Man. Positions of Planets for June 1873. Mercury. Venus. Marc Jupiter. Saturn. Uranus. Neptune. Spots on the Sun. Meteors. Eclipses and Occultations. Auroras. Thermometer. Transmission of Light. The Million Dollar Telescope., scientific american, 1873-06-07
RM2ABTP8G–UTILIZATION OF WASTE PRODUCTS. On the Alloys of Silver and Zinc. By M. Peligot. The Way to make an Pollan Harp. Suspending Life. Action of Light on Honey. Work for Boys., scientific american, 1864-06-25
RM2ABWK8F–WHAT SHOULD BE THE LEGAL STANDARD OF KEROSENE 0 THE AILANTHUS AS TIMBER. A Fern Valley. Coniferine and Vanilline. Immigration in 1878. Defeat of the Patent Bill. Botibeds., scientific american, 1879-04-11
RM2ABWDBW–Purification of Metals by Filtration. ASTRONOMICAL NOTES. Positions of Planets for June 1875. Mercury. Venus. Mars. Jupiter. Saturn. liranus. Neptune. Sun Spots. Paint., scientific american, 1875-06-05
