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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 19 (November 1881) (1881)

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of the falling of sparks from placed on the surface i)f the bath; but in this method tubes any length of time, according to size of machine. It is all electric lights. Any imperfection in the carbon or irregu- of scoriae are quickly formed by the passage of the wire easily attached to a stovepipe… … and protect the breast of the wearer, the suspenders holding BEAUMONT'S DRAUGHT APPARATUS FOR CHIMNEYS the apron in this position. Vlslons In the Clouds. AND FLUES. Displays of aurora borealis are evidently infrequent in inserted so as to point upward, giving a powerful draught Delaware, Maryland,…

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