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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 19 (1883) (1883)

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educ- the current was being absorbed into the earth as fast as it tion, itis nevertheless advisable not to continue the heating of the tubes or vessels until the evolution of this gas has was transmitted from the Bush. The iron being removed, ceased or even nearly ceased, as, in consequence of… … SAHAan pends on the fact that the bacteria of putrefaction do not with or soaked in the solution after it has been boiled. Wood and paper saturated with these salts are uninflam- move except where free oxygen is present, and, when the FINCH’S ELECTRIC FIRE ALARM. mable even when exposed to an…

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