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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 10 (1872) (1872)

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seen in waterfalls—Microscopical Journal. comparison with an ordinary three feet fish tail. The gen. ctl a eral result was that, the pressure being one inch, and the Japan. We are indebted to an esteemed correspondent for a copy consumption of gas being 34 feet per hour, the ordinary bur- of the… … the point of combustion at A. : thet have be*n adopied, there being a differ. CREMIN’S GAS BURNER. The invention was pateut-ed January 11, eot one for each garden. 1870, by Joseph W. Cremin, whon, for t-rritorial rights or ‘The Japanese Government, with the object of pushing on that seen when a…

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