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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 8 (February 1901) (1901)

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e clarinet and piano at the same time, but more fling, the consumption being about half a gallon of oil that for the illumination of buoys, and it is the inven- generally the cornet a piston and piano. The left every twenty-four hours. In connection with the buoys tion of Mr. James Richardson… … Therapeutic Action of Ligtflt. plenish the lamp reservoir. LAMP AND BURNER PETROLEUM BUOY. Dr. P. Garnault has lately read a The great disadvantage which has paper before the Academie des Sciences dealing with always militated against the satisfactory application by this means, this amounts to an…

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