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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 25 (1869) (1869)

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s effected only at the points of support along the line, lines, no insulating material, properly speaking—that is to fall through and not interfere with the action of this feature j the dielectric air being, of the device by their lodgment around the shaft. asin the ordinary system Fig.1 3£20 The… … something like our ordi- samples of which were exuibited on ’Change yesterday. 'The nary pantiles, but sus- flour is very much like our Minnesota flour in the “ feel,” be- ceptible, of course, of various forms, according to convenience say, no dielectric—is employed ; the lateral passage of the ing…

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