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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 19 (November 1873) (1873)

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it is said that numerous photometric expe- inventions and manufactures flourish. I have been much of tha+; number, and it is probable that even further reduc- rimelftfs Safe proved that the gas loses none of its illumina- interested during a tour of the shops. The Orange County tions will be made.… … before stopping for the night. I was astonished last year, in works and especially at the time of greatest production, the A is the condensing apparatus, properly so called; B is reading your articles on this subject, that no one struck upon gas is not completely deprived of the matters which ought…

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