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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 4 (July 1883) (1883)

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red. The maximum stage this otherwise non-luminous gas is enriched by hydro- ture mentioned, the results of a ton of coal would be about number (about midnight) would be from 100 to 135 in a drop of blood such as could conveniently be included under the carbon vapors or gas to any required degree,… … muscles. It has been ascertained that iron retorts, when not NEW APPARATUS FOR THE MANUFACTTTRE OF ILLUMINATING GAS. that the larvae of these blood heated above the temperature worms are sucked up by mos- herein stated, have, after fifteen quitoes, develop in the body of the latter, and after the…

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