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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 17 (October 1867) (1867)

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which.therefore, the rays of light.f rom thetwo lamps are contiguously depicted. If their intensity is thesame, the eye of the observer will perceive no difference ; ifthere be any, on the contrary, one of the lamps must bebrought nearer or removed further off, until the same intensity be obtained.… … Improved Implement for Cleaning; Boiler Tubes. The brooms of corn, or wire frequently employed to removethe depositions in the interior of tubes or smoke flues insteam boilers soon wear, K.nd refuse to support the weight ofthe head and its appendages. Something more rigid andself supporting seems…

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