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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 4 (July 1898) (1898)

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t all present, he pre- observations show the same rule to apply to many dis- tends to overhear a remark that his audience is not tant parts of the world as well. On the assumption satisfied, and that many think they have been slighted. that these fluctuations may be depended upon, the He states… … the bottle. the lowest recorded—to one of 65'51 inches in 1837, the The glasses are of special make and of very thick highest recorded. glass, making quite a bulky appearance, but of vei y Prof. Draper also has like charts of the rainfall at THE MIBACVLOUS WINEGLASS. Washington, Philadelphia, and…

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