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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 14 (October 1875) (1875)

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ut. When bottom is reached, the indica- The sounding apparatus, as it is now finished and sent » ■»! » tor is read off, and the hauling up is set about at once. The Dietetic Effects of Water. out by Mr. White, of Glasgow, Scotland, and as it is has Certain experiments made by a French savan, with… … ference of the drum. A, the other end be- the supplies ot potable water for towns, WHITE'S DEEP SEA SOUNDING APPAEATUS. ing weighted at g. By means of this break by showing that the inorganic impuri- c ies of water are of more importance to health than they per, or is held by a couple of men with…

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