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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 4 (January 1870) (1870)

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dren ioin. This construction subserves two important objects. By j well known method of steam jets from a perforated pipe. converting the steam into vapor before it reaches the wool, it | Patented October 5, 1809, by Solomon Barber, of South j THE LECLANCHE BATTERY. affords space for the harmless… … dry and cool weather is often a 2G" and longitude 81° 37' 38", has been visited by a corps of serious annoyance. By the use of this apparatus this annoy- Leclanche cell, the main feature of which is, that peroxide of scientific English explorers, who havejust published an ac- ance is prevented, and…

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