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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 3 (January 1875) (1875)

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n railways, as a large share of the time of traveling on known for years that niariis eouldhemade on chemically pre- was made for this work, which has a first-order light and such roads is lost by stopping and the previous iind 5jubse- pared paper by passing currents of electricity through a fog… … longer than our was passed through present standard it, decomposing tlie LIGHTHOUSE AT FIESRAS BLANCAS CALIFORNIA. inch, which proba ])a|)<'r, all friction hly only came by sei'uieil to cease, the accident to be what clip, by the strong it was when the force of its springs, standard was ta- was…

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