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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 9 (1885) (1885)

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duction of absence of ozone is caused by the superabundance of sulphurous acid. This latter is an invariable constitu- those compositors who areso much admired in the the conductors. business are indebted for their swiftness. The time ““These multiple, 14-wire cables, which serve to make ent of the… … counted for, that ozone ingly simple, and pre- disappears and epidem- sents none of the-dan- ics rage in districts gers of .aerial work. where not a pound of coal or a cubic foot of gas has Fig. 5 represents the interior of a large sewer during of bustle or fatigue. By thus taking into the memory a…

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