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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 7 (1861) (1861)

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omplaint rods, one held stationary while the other was carried and consumption caused entirely by living inan atmo- forward and placed against its end ; instruments being sphere which is too dry. We have repeatedly had oc- used to keep the rods level andina straight line. The casion to publish the… … illustrated it would seem tion with furnaces, and now present another. This plan that the advantagés of the is applicable only in connec- chain are all obtained, while the most serious objections to that implement ave all tion with horizontal registers, but with them it seems the end secure. In…

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