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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 24 (December 1874) (1874)

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therefore be carried in M. M6- siderable altitude for an army upon the line of march; and j The actual lifting power of M. Menier's'hot air balloon, nier's balloon. experiments have been instituted at the Woolwich Arsenal, > says the Engineer, from whose pages we select the engraving, * I>| —… … oil cisterns suspended from the in annular form. The atoms re- ' ' I ■ ■ 1 —:—J—J diaphragm ring, two to each cis- tain their altered places even tern. The cisterns are filled after the stoppage of the cur MENIER'S HOT AIR BALLOON. from cans of oil, by means of rent; but the instant the conti small…

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