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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 15 (October 1876) (1876)

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ife and an historical account of his 3,247 gas jets. The rising mists and gathering clouds world-famous loom are contained in a handsome quarto needed for scenic effects were produced by two large engines AN OBNITHOLOGICAL ORNAMENT. from the pen of Dr. Kohl, lately published. There is one… … lish an article on that subject; but will only give promi- exhibits of China and Japan, at the Centennial Exposition, way on till the thirty-seventh year of his age, when the rev- nence to the fact that, under the influence of ozone, even finds himself called upon to make on comparing the respec-…

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