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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 9 (1875) (1875)

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ecting the observations for the transit before the sun of The observations of the transit of Venus made in various ble water. The cooking stoves are circular, the heat being 1874, just indeed as the one of 1878 may yet be with refer- obtained by burning either spirit or stearine; and by an ad-… … is decomposed, and the gas produced is mediately in the urine. a mixture of hydrogen and carbonic Its alleged advantages over all other oxide. The cost at which this excellent heating gas is pro- antiseptics are: First, that it is far more powerful and effec- duced is very small indeed, and its…

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