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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 15 (October 1869) (1869)

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ile, the most delicate thermome- one or the other spurs for all widths between three and eight conjunction with facts, such as the temporary phosphores- ter or test of heat, is connected by two wires carried through inches. cence of certain bodies by what is termed insolation or irradia- two hole… … quisite as the delicate mechanism that sets it tached to the end of the calliper bar, D, slid - in motion. ing in on the right, hand side, of the com- SHARP'S COMBINATION SIDING HOOK. pass, E. On the right hand side of the tool [Waterproofing Walls. reflecting galvanometer needle. The outside of…

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