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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 26 (June 1874) (1874)

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hort life of the sponds to a hight of 38.330 feet, a point above that at which of Anahuac, Mexico, are populated by thousands. There are, latter has led to its being discarded. France, which has Olaisher, in [his celebrated ascent, fell senseless, and equal besides, industrial pursuits which… … the atmospheric pressure never acts by ing it for the chase, still makes the bar- BEET'S APPARATUS m^S NOTINQ EFFECTS OF AIR PRESSURE any mechanical or physical influence, as rel much thicker at the inner end than is found desirable in this country, and so shrinks on the out- It would appeary>…

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