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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 11 (March 1878) (1878)

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or ventilation. The instru- by the punching. Each side finishes ten fish plates per double glasses, the intermediate space being filled with light- ment has been found by practical use to be of great merit absorbing liquids. Good sun glasses, however, were sel- minute. The machine, shown in the… … but it becomes more and more faint when the the machine until the foot lever. A, is released, upper mirror is turned, until at a right angle THE HELIOSCOPE. when the stop, B, is moved out of the way, and it disappears altogether, so that the field of the bar being thrust forward, the finished fish…

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