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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 12 (March 1872) (1872)

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s on account of their supposed superiority difficulty, I have contrived an apparatus in which the evolu- for investigating as to the novelty of inventions. I fully tion of the gas is completely under control, and which also acknowledge.their usefulness, but contend thatthe drawings shows that the… … cases the drawing shows several modifications of the idea The instrument in question consists of a stout tube, a, embodied in the model, some of them so radically different about one inch in diameter, open at both ends and six inches that no one would suspect that they had any relation to it, other…

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