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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 3 (1884) (1884)

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g Extension of Cotton Spinning in England. descending from Taos to Santa Fe and the Rio Grande, has chiefly due to impurities in itself and in the air, in the shape been celebrated by travelers. In the neighborhood of Den- of floating particles of soda salts; but this tinge is not deep ver, or a… … R.R. necessarily depend upon particles of solid matter to cause it to deviate from its course, describe a liberated in the flame, for in this experiment no curve over the block of houses between Illiers solid matter is present. Professor Dewar said that there is and Porte-Saint-Jean Streets, and…

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