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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 10 (September 1875) (1875)

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ument steadfastly on any glittering object, say a disk of silver pa- areboth screwed into the socket of the valve. In Fig. 2, how- per, fastened on a black surface and brought within ten inches in comparison with compasses of the usual construction. ever, the stuffing hox arrangement is improved,… … lowing rules for the information and guidance of exhibitors. latter is set free, while the soda combines with the salicylic adjusted by studs. The seat of the valve, heing put in se- The space granted to an exhihitor within the building is acid, and on cooling there is such an abundant deposition…

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