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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 12 (March 1888) (1888)

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, until recently, the action and style of all horses upon which it is regu- face of a balloon, and going against the wind would remained a complete mystery. In the number of the larly used for a short time, is illustrated herewith, and subject the balloon to destructive influences. When- Annalen… … a similar incrustation much more readily and at a unthinkable.—iJicAard A. Proctor, in Philadelphia lower temperature. It appears probable that the ac- HOBBISSEY'S BBIDLE BIT. Press. tion is merely mechanical, that we have, in fact, an immense number of microscopic volcanoes or solf ataras, Ion,…

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