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er prepared tween 64 and 72 miles per hour, and it rose at times as When the pressure of the atmosphere di- and finished in this manner will stand the test of water high as 80 miles dur- and continual usage, and still retain the crease and ing the fiercer gusts. finish. There should be great… … tical dates, viz., the quicklime should be 5th, 6th and 8th of left in the room for It claims that in an ordinary healthy. The amount absorbed is determined, of Company’s office, 28°57; at the New York Herald Our authority, unfor- © 1896 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.

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