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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 11 (March 1888) (1888)

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. To following transferring solution : Distilled water, 16 oz.; to each reach. These valves, due to Engineer Fon- this effect, at N the gate, P', taken from its chamber, alcohol, 90°, 5 oz.; acetic acid, J£ oz.; phosphate of soda, R, bars the canal, and the bridge, A', is closed above it. taine,… … to the carriage. The object of this arrange- this has to be done in the dark room, that ment, is to start the gate before sliding it Fig. 2.-THE GATE OPEN. is, at lamp or gas light. The plate is then forward and to prevent its rubbing against dried once more and exposed to direct sunlight for easy.…

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