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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 24 (1876) (1876)

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ings with The computations and some of the observations in the termittent springs, as the following facts will show; Some great economy of gas. following notes are from students in the astronomical de- years ago, while residing in a small village where a club partment. The times of risings and… … stead of a perforated plate being placed at the outflow of the the most favorable circumstances, a Fresnel lens does not 39m. the next morning. upper fountain, the plumber had bent it into a siphon, think- transmit more than one fourth the heat it receives; hence The satellites of Jupiter revolve…

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