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... distilling water, 380 Dividlng-plato, index for, 114 Dohureiner hydrogen lamp,
407 Dog-muzzle, 405 Doirier's improved velocimaine, 155 Double-beat Cornish
valve. 350 Drawing : for the million. 10 ; Isomotrl- cal, 420 ; perspective.
... distilling water, 380 Dividlng-plato, index for, 114 Dohureiner hydrogen lamp,
407 Dog-muzzle, 405 Doirier's improved velocimaine, 155 Double-beat Cornish
valve. 350 Drawing : for the million. 10 ; Isomotrl- cal, 420 ; perspective.
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451 Hutchinson's railway system, 149 Hydrogen lamp. 407 Hydro-pneumatic gun
carriage, 564 IMPLEMENTS, agricultural, 64, 156 Improved: air pump, 443 ;
combination tool, 176; Area, Kapper's, 17; friction- clutch, 569; life-preserving
dress, ...
451 Hutchinson's railway system, 149 Hydrogen lamp. 407 Hydro-pneumatic gun
carriage, 564 IMPLEMENTS, agricultural, 64, 156 Improved: air pump, 443 ;
combination tool, 176; Area, Kapper's, 17; friction- clutch, 569; life-preserving
dress, ...
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... 22.1, 401, 022; galvanic batterv, Roberts's, 305 Galvanism, medical, 281, 326
Galway, Mayo, and Sllgo, 348 " Gas by a new process, 474 ; gas as a fuel. 16;
gas for heating groenhouse, 12; gas mains, tool for, 111 : gas stove, oxy-
hydrogen, ...
... 22.1, 401, 022; galvanic batterv, Roberts's, 305 Galvanism, medical, 281, 326
Galway, Mayo, and Sllgo, 348 " Gas by a new process, 474 ; gas as a fuel. 16;
gas for heating groenhouse, 12; gas mains, tool for, 111 : gas stove, oxy-
hydrogen, ...
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000 Disinfecting apparatus, new, 47 Distance of the sun, 285 Dobereiner
hydrogen lamp. 407 Does alcohol warm the body ? 438 Domestic recipes, 71,
150, 191, 311, 408, 503,575 Drills, expanding. 1C7 Drying timber, 407 Dublin
Society.
000 Disinfecting apparatus, new, 47 Distance of the sun, 285 Dobereiner
hydrogen lamp. 407 Does alcohol warm the body ? 438 Domestic recipes, 71,
150, 191, 311, 408, 503,575 Drills, expanding. 1C7 Drying timber, 407 Dublin
Society.
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477 Huyghenlan eyepiece. 382 nydraulic apparatus. 623 Hydrogen: gas for
balloon, 166, 427,451; lamp, 573 Hypochloric acid, 20 Hypophosphite: of iron,
262; syrup of, 262 ICE, 382, 453; icebergs, 674; ice-chest. 262 Immersion lenses,
527.
477 Huyghenlan eyepiece. 382 nydraulic apparatus. 623 Hydrogen: gas for
balloon, 166, 427,451; lamp, 573 Hypochloric acid, 20 Hypophosphite: of iron,
262; syrup of, 262 ICE, 382, 453; icebergs, 674; ice-chest. 262 Immersion lenses,
527.
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