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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 21 (November 1877) (1877)

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instrument, that of Garlt, the saltic columns resting on granite which he found in the vil- electricity merely communicates by telegraphic signs the lead, for instance, with the salt, a very agreeable light lages of Antraiques. This rock, an engraving of which is anglee obtained. In the other,… … pared by adding a percentage of alum, sugar, and glycerin, in the latter. These chambers lead into the two wings be- or salt, to the extract of logwood. Such inks have a violet fore spoken of, and the axes of which intersect the back of herewith given, is a most remarkable monument of denuding…

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