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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 20 (November 1876) (1876)

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turies. It is not so, however: the surface of the manner as to challenge universal admiration. From the earth is so enormous, compared with the quantity of mete- Science, says: " On June 25, 1876, between the hours of center of his allotted space, which is located on the south- oric matter,… … state, the metal is a beautiful silvery white; but weigh about 187^ lbs., and the annual meteoric acces- sion to the bulk of the earth would be not far from in crystallizing it turns blue, and its brilliancy be MITCHELL'S GRINDSTONE EXHIBIT. comes greatly diminished. The point of fusion is 417,000…

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