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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 7 (1875) (1875)

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base of the shaft,10 feet 6 inches Its general appearance is well shown in Fig. 22, which also the upper atmosphere in which the phenomena of shooting high, and of } inch metal. Theyare placed 11 feet 9 inches stars and of the aurora occur, it seems more than probable shows in perspective the open… … feet x 12 feet,and lighted by ture’ is the expression of Dr. wad patent lights placed in the roof. Dalton. Now hydrogen, in station consists of a platform, 164 feet in length, 8 feet in the higher chemistry, is not only classed among the metals, ‘The general style of this house is shown in Fig. 6,…

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