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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 21 (November 1894) (1894)

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an wagons are used. In any case it may be well to warn experimentalists berds. These wagons are eighteen feet long and ten feet wide. that asbestos is not a suitable substance to employ in Such are the chief elements of instruction of the The light filters through the greeti linen sides, for the… … cus(:omed to this characteristic peculiarity of the FRENCH TRAVELING SCHOOLS-INTERIOR VIEW. Chinese army; the more so when one suddenly recol- lects that the greater number of Chinese officers re- ceive no special training in the knowledge of their suspected permanent magnetism might be productive…

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