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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 1 (January 1878) (1878)

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y only 5 per cent of its At 11 o'clock in the forenoon the apparatus was so '^ « # > » original weight. Not the slighest fetor or disagreeable sen- THE UEBIDIAN CIBCLE IN THE FABIS OBSEBVATOBY. placed in the open air as to receive the solar rays, and sation was experienced by the bystanders. This… … great strength; and the mate- pleted, he reads even to the THE MERIDIAIT CIRCLE IN THE PARIS OBSERVATORY.-Fig. 1. rials ma ' be obtained where fraction of a second, from othercmentcannot: Iheaped the circle microscopes, the bushel of mortar made in the usual way for brickwork, add precise point…

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