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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 20 (May 1875) (1875)

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AEATJ3 FOB BEHOVING CONDENSED STEAK FBOM a stronger tone, and so vibrations of greater amplitude; ever diminishes; the successive amplitudes form, according PIPES. hence, also, for these, the deadening is diminished. Further, to Gauss and Weber's observations, a converging geometrical We extract… … ness in its treatment, from which growers are now suf- REMOVING CONDENSED STEAM APPARATUS FOR bird fanciers regarding the statement, often repeated fering. The iree was originally a native of the dry in books, that birds derive no benefit, but rather the and hot soil of Persia, whence it has been…

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