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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 8 (1889) (1889)

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in the light. . The totally reflecting prism, when used to render the “The front: is furnished with a plate hinged to swing The'sleeve that supports the objective holder and the beam horizontal in a vertical lantern, is arranged as in a vertical plane, and provided with a cell for con- sleeve, f,… … It cannot, of course, be revolved ; but the object and ARRANGEMENT OF ELECTRIC CANDLE the analyzer can be turned, which is sufficient.’ Very Fig. 1—SCIENTIFIC LANTERN. FOR LANTERN USE. good results can be secured by employing a plane mir- Vex, 5inches in diameter and 8 inches focus, arranged…

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