BATH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1899
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and several scientific men of Paris, and


pronounced Freneh inrention of great


Importance. On EXAMINATION, it proves to
be the same process Invented by our towns
man. 1t may be, that the French artist
stereotype printcr-has, by fortunate
coincidence, fallen upon the same invention,
and if so, both are entitled to equal credit
for originality y:-but it may be, that the
Frenchman had some hint on the subject
from this side of the Atlantic. AT all
events, Mr. Dixon was the first inventor, ,and
is entitled to the honor Of having first ap-
piled it to practice. 1t Is worthy of the
attention of all scientific men, and we
learn that the art will be exhibited at the
Mechanics Fair now open al Quincy Hall.