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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 4 (July 1874) (1874)

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the key falls right by means of flags, or by messages written on paper and for a hundred and twenty dollars. An organ of this size will weighted to prevent their being lost. The last experiments back, and the note is short." weigh about twenty-five pounds. A parlor organ, with from of this kind… … down to the basket and hook- long." SIVEL'S RECENT BALLOON ASCENT AT LEIPSIC, GERMANY. ing them thereto. He "•How many organs do you then opened their valves simultaneously, and descend-1 dred and fifty dollars. A side show organ, to play nine tunes, make in a year ?" aekei the reporter. with 60…

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