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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 8 (February 1896) (1896)

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f this intensity produce variations between has been applied. It has been patented by Charles lines A, A'. In the storm of the 6tb inst. the outflow the readings of different instruments in any one city. A. L. Da Quesnay (.address in care of Canal Bank), of mercury was so great that the top of the… … hours, or over night. This process does not struck by the head and shoulders of a per- DU QUESNAY'S CAR FENDER. soak the leather with water, hut simply puts son falling upon it, the fender then swing- it in a mellow condition, from which it will re- ing back upon its pivotal support, and stop…

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