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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 11 (1889) (1889)

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is integrally formed, to normally keep the wedge in position. important in view of the fact that the platinum and finger in upright position. One or more of these clips iron groups both occur in the same vertical row (the may be used as desired. For further information rela- eighth) in… … +++ —____—_. LAMP BURNER. A GERMAN photographer, Anshuetz, of Lissa, after falling through thé air tube, and prevent the tube from some years’ experiment in photographing the flight of becoming clogged, while rendering the lamp non-ex- cannon balls, has at last succeeded in obtaining plosive, is…

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