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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 3 (1879) (1879)

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, of Chicago, Tll., has after four years of thought whose length is 110 feet and width only 10 feet, the draught and a sudden and extraordinary rise of price was the result. and work invented a meter which he has named ‘ The of water not exceeding 28inches. The speed attained by this Persons… … The silks of India and tion of the meter is divided into four compartments by a sions. When it is desired to launch the projectile the front central rigid partition and the two flexible diaphragms, A. of the vessel is opened by special mechanism, and the torpe- The latter are placed between concave…

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