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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 1 (July 1889) (1889)

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ty of water. If two empty the waves along a wire, hung far away from other tical rod is secured, by an elbow joint, a horizontal rod wineglasses are placed mouth to mouth, and a rather bodies and made of good conducting material, is that having at its outer end a socket, in which is secured wide… … mal temperature of the body. Each degree is divided SMITH'S PIANO LAMP BBACKET. into five or ten parts, according to "the size of the in- the shank of a stand upon which may be placed a lamp. strument, those above zero reading supernormal, and By means of such a bracket the lamp stand may be those…

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