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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 24 (1872) (1872)

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r and coatained in the fettling; Department, and is presentedin Hnginecring : to art progress. It is curious that there are many men who ia Mr. Danks’ and Mr. Spencer’s furnaces to the oxygen in The principle of the plan is to produce a seriés of electro- would not rob another of a farthing, and… … Refrigeration by Mieans ef Ammoniz. tor, and to measure these currents by the effect they pro- Consolidated, as well as those of the Richmond and Tip Top, A Tellier refrigerating machine, just erected in the largest duce upon the body of the person engaged in the testing are on the western and the…

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