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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 13 (September 1885) (1885)

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An illustration from Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 13 (September 1885), 1885, leaf 6
ing the adjustment of whipped saplings and hitching posts with his string Pyrogallic acid 64 the condenser. By means of these stops and diaphragms Sulphite soda 360 *' carrying at the end a horse chestnut, had the crude either a dark ground illumination or oblique illumina- Which, it was stated,… … veloper, and in it the image should appear in twenty FLYING PENDULUM CLOCK. 1873 90,000 1874 100,000 seconds. A few drops of a restrainer, composed of— The central vertical spindle tends to revolve continu- 187.5 115.000 Water 6 ounces. 1876 135,000 ously by virtue of its connection with the…

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