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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 17 (October 1893) (1893)

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IB. tended to connect the instruments with Chamounix by blowing from the bottom ; A is where the water is de- electricity, but no steps toward this end have been When the ephemeral glories of the Chicago World's livered into the boiler, through an inside pipe, nine taken yet. M. Janssen was carried… … light, and is of as little use ter, besides having room SCULPTURE AT THE WORLD'S FAIR-STATUE OF COITIMBTIS ON THE PERISTYLE, as the sulphurets of stron- in holds for a big cargo of other freight. The Cevic is built of steel throughout tium and of zinc, the greenish glow of which disap- allows the…

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