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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 21 (1866) (1866)

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ec. 22d, when we see it furthest south. with coal oil at a drug store. On From this it follows that were the sun only one-half examination of the body of Chas. of a degree north of the equator, and the observer Hunt, the Coroner discovered that at latitude 80 north, he would look north of east to… … sun we see the sun due east at sunrise and due west if made by a sharp instrument. This appearance de- is in two parts, the upper one secured to the lower at sunset, which occurs but twice a year, March 21st ceived Dr. Hastings, at the United States Marine Hos- by athumb-screw passing through both,…

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