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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 10 (March 1872) (1872)

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, and several small particles, seemingly of glass, Japan. We are indebted to an esteemed correspondent for a copy consumption of gas being 3-j f6et per hour, the ordinary bur- were seen floating in the drop. These seemed to be under- of the. Japan Herald, of December 9,1871, printed at Yoko- ner… … thn point of combustion at A. tint have be >n adopted, there being a differ- CREMIN'S GAS BURNER. The invention was patented January 11, . ent one for each garden. 1S70, by Joseph W. Cremin. whom, for territorial rights or that seen when a small portion of metal is thrown into some The Japanese…

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