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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 4 (January 1896) (1896)

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ains sul- sided rectangular frame, from whose extremities two phur besides the free carbonic acid, is as much appre- trict. trapezes hang. To the upper side of the vertical frame The first shock, which was experienced on January ciated as the Liebenstein spring. The first primitive is secured a… … most important collections of the floor, and allowed to dry, THE LEAMY REVOLVING TRAPEZE AT THE OLYMPIA MUSIC HALL. electrical appliances ever becomes dust when the room is next swept out. If moist seen in Europe. Twelve thousand horse power will be derived from the River prints were always…

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