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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 4 (July 1877) (1877)

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atings to reduce the computation of the error to an infinite but the poles are lighter and shorter. As it was necessary tached a series of ropes, so that by hauling on the ropes the fraction, and by it the operator can rate chronometers almost floor is drawn up and the fish brought to the surface.… … light, though it be a true combustion On the outlet of Sterling Lakes, THE LANTERN FLY. and a combination of carbon with in the southwestern part of Orange oxygen; this may be owing to the Co., N. Y.,is still in operation the rudeness or imperfection of our instruments, or to the slow- the fact…

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