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sight of tlie chiltli~cn of 1GrkintilIocli's Inst. generation. Bt tlic ape of sist..--onc he piissed n\-iiy, .* iiulionoured iind iinsiiiig." Tlic town of his liirtli, t,iiking nclvnntiigc ot this vciir's ccnteniiry, has ninilc n definite n~ove to ilolloul' the occtrfiiou \iy crect,ing 11 p h i jut! on t,lic fntpde of t,he Iuiiidiug wlierc Con per first. saw the light. That. prol)niily will ninrk t.lie lieginning of ii iiiorc popiiliir recognithi i d a Scots griiiiis, d i o , with but it lirief iniiiiip in the scicnce of organic cheinist.ry, left :I coiitril)iit.ion tlint is desvrving of tlicr highest honour. Xo less is recognition duc to Prof. liicliortl h c l i i i t z , wliose insistcnt ntlvoaicy of Cloiipcr's clnini '' to ii 1iliic.i. of Ii(i~ioiir I)csitlc his iiiore fortiiiintc fcllo\v-\vorkcr, I~riccbicli August I<cE;uli.," \ v n ~ totiilly rcspcinxi1)lc for tlw positioii of honour tlint Coiilwr iiaii-ciijvys in tlic! iiciitleliiic world. CHEMICAL WORKS FIRES * c .
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Making Auto Motors and Parts. E. F. LAKE. (Amcrr. \_iWacdz., xxxiv, gs.)---This article gives some methods and machines employed in machining the engine cylinders, piston rods and small levers. Testing and balancing the fly-wheels. The means employed to test the assembled motors, transmissions, rea