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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 17 (1883) (1883)

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sulphur, it be- minution in sound; how excellent is the conductivity of ered with newly cut turf, beginning at the base and work- comes covered with the fused material, which takes fire. If ing toward the top, each row of turf overlapping by a few metals for the latter. now the blue flame be blown… … persulphide, camphor, and from one point generally ozone at once, and is ,the causes that side to burn very odor ordinarily ascribed to rapidly and ‘“ flat” into a hole; should this occur the hole must at once be filled with knotty that have been devised for the use of deaf persons, and at sulphur…

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