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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 24 (1881) (1881)

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dages attached to the under side retort may be slipped out, another similar one already undiluted state—as for the lime light, oxyhydrogen blow- of the abdomen (erroncously called the ‘‘ tail”) until they charged put in its place, and the operation repeated if de- pipe, etc.—has been obtained… … hundreds of feet long. allied to the early stages of the lobster. APPARATUS FOR MAKING OXYGEN GAS FROM BLEACHING “« The crater is about one mile across, and has the appear- In the neighborhood of Southampton, England, are seve- POWDER. ance of a large funnel whose sides are but little inclined, and…

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