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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 9 (1889) (1889)

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ctors which cross above which both the inspirations and expirations will be the tank, the latter conductors being electrically con- indicated, the valve tube being in this case closed nected by soldering where they cross or lap each other. by a bag-shaped diaphragm, which will alternately To… … it in the air for hours almost without appa- pieces for optical instruments, which effectually cor- TANKS, rent motion, when it can solve the problem rects all astigmatism in all instruments to which it is of how this same hawk drops like a bullet applied. Mr. Kornblum is a _ practical optician of…

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