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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 12 (1883) (1883)

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They have under their feet a glass with the fuel usually consumed in an ordinary grate for gions in California, and on the Pacific Coast. A vine simi- plate, enabling them to see the bottom, with its corals, fishes, heating one. This important result is secured by placing in lar to this, but more… … IMPROVED GRATE. a IMPROVED TEXTILE FILTER. chamber, and can be regulated at will. As the sea is dark Numerous coffee pots and filters have been used for ex- IMPROVED GRATE. at the depth of 70 meters, the observatory is to be lighted tracting the entire strength and aroma from coffee, but the by…

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