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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 24 (June 1884) (1884)

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terrestrial circle, on which the ship must neces- further capable of forming a useful adjunct to more delicate and B, and adjusting the galvanometer either by the torsion sarily be. By observing two different stars simultaneously, apparatus in the laboratory, seeing that it is always set up head… … but the mill was saved. M. De Bruignac has invented a compound aeroplane com- bining a small balloon with sheltering surfaces; and M. ready for instant use, and that measurements can be made Eggs by Weight, Count, and Measure. Tatin has modeled the helix used by Tissandier, besides with great…

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