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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 5 (1892) (1892)

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t is 3,000 ft. wide, with a bed of pure sand, the complete result, the most flourishing pericd being depth of water in cold the third century of the weather months being | Christian era. After that, about 37 ft., and rising dur- | civil wars—and, above all, ing the fieods to 92 ft., with a velocity… … sists in depositing, by one gas, at the Uxbridge RAILWAY BRIDGE or other of the galvano- water works, and found plastic methods, a metal that the consumption of susceptible of volatilization at about 1,000 deg. C. coke and anthracite coal was only 1°67 lb. per horse The instrument consists of a…

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