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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 7 (February 1878) (1878)

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f mining accidents, such as his lamp with him without danger; and to retain the free occur almost weekly in the Pennsylvania mining districts, atmospheres, affords a supply capable of lasting half an use of his arms. Of the competing apparatus sent in, the but when, for instance, a house is on Are,… … to every 3,000. Austro-Hungarian Empire, population 35,- flexible tubes forms a great obstacle to its extended appli- Fig. 7.—Sohaltz'8 A8rophore. 904,435, and 14,861 doctors, being 1 physician to every 3,500 cation. In 1875, the apparatus invented by M. Rouquayrol, and regulating ValVe, which…

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