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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 5 (1893) (1893)

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his is a tricians have had rather a surfeit of exhibitions lately. tional Gallery and the South Kensington pictures are decided advance on previous exhibitions, for our maxi- precluded from being lent. The Queen has graciously mum has béén hitherto 360,000 square feet—at the The chief exhibit will… … graphs—oh ! yes; the ubiquitous amateur the effects of acids in destroying microbes. Woop. photographer will be represented—news- He finds citric acid to be the most useful papers, scientific instruments, and various and powerful of all. One gramme, he says, educational appliances used by the…

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