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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 16 (1867) (1867)

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at L, which can be opened to allow the escape of Locomotive Engineer Strike in England. green lines of silver, the red and violet lines of zinc, etc. the smoke, etc. into the smoke stacks upon starting the Great excitement prevailed in England at our last advices “Then the most powerful electric… … apertures are closed after the Geissler’s tubes were exhibited, furnace is well charged, and the air is forced through the Ten hours, or 150 miles run, to constitute a day’s work: ferent colors, according to the chemical composition of the Apertures under and over the grate, the products of combus-…

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