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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 3 (July 1891) (1891)

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ing him vegetables. It is known that after animals have been the sensation of the genuine thing, and, naturally, all different points and nearly up to the height of the sof- poisoned by breathing air impregnated with sulphur- hands, the impresarii, machinists, scene painters, etc., fit curtains-… … the rubbish. The Magian Zarastra contemplates the made to breathe air containing free sulphurous acid Fig. 3.-APPARATUS FOR IMITATING LIGHTNING. pile o! debris with horror, and near him stands for some considerable time a reduction of the alkalinity Anahita, the queen of Turan. Meanwhile, the…

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