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This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 102 pages of information about Scientific American Supplement, No. 1178, June 25, 1898.

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THE QUEEN REGENT AND ALFONZO XIII.	1
THE MILESTONES OF HUMAN PROGRESS.[1]	2
TOMBS OF THE FIRST EGYPTIAN DYNASTY.[1]	13
ROSE PSYCHE.	18
SLEEP AND THE THEORIES OF ITS CAUSE.	18
AMATEUR CHRONOPHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS.	23
THE RECLAIMING OF OLD RUBBER.	24
ENGINEERING NOTES.	31
ELECTRICAL NOTES.	33
SELECTED FORMULAE.	35
WILD AND DOMESTIC SHEEP IN THE BERLIN ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN.	38
PATENTS.[1]	40
EMPLOYERS’ RIGHTS.	40
NEW PURPOSE.	41
COMBINATION CLAIMS.	42
COMBINATIONS AND AGGREGATIONS.	43
GENERA AND SPECIES.	44
COMBINATION AND SUB-COMBINATION.	45
MECHANICAL EQUIVALENTS.	45
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CENTRAL STATION.	48
THE LOCK OF THE DORTMUND-EMS CANAL AT HENRICHENBURG.	58
THE AMERICAN “REGULAR.”	59
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COMBINED STEAM PUMPING AND MOTIVE POWER ENGINE.	64
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CONTENTS.	67
BUILDING EDITION	69
PATENTS!	69

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