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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 11 (March 1895) (1895)

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uld a pair of boots. Com- tical axis or line passing from a distant object cen- valve, L, and pressure valve collar, M. As the pres- sure increas .in the delivery chamber around the de- paratively few consult an oculist or a prescribing op- trally through both lenses. This eyepiece, a, also… … C0UBSE OF THE LIGHT IN THE AUT0-PH0B0-0PT0METEB. difficulty in understanding the remaining parts at 13 to 15 pounds steam pressure and work from that of the instrument. In testing for hypermetro- point up to 250 pounds steam pressure, giving it a tician, but those who do get their " views enlarged…

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