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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 24 (June 1881) (1881)

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pendages attached to the underside retort may be slipped out, another similar one already undiluted state—as for the lime light, oxyhydrogen blow- of the abdomen (erroneously called the "tail") until they charged put in its place, and the operation repeated if de- pipe, etc.—has been obtained… … hundreds of feet long. allied to the early stages of the lobster. APPARATUS FOR MAKING OXYGEN GAS FROM BLEACHING " The crater is about one mile across, and has the appear- In the neighborhood of Southampton, England, are seve- POWDER. ance of a large funnel whose sides are but little inclined, and…

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