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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 17 (1874) (1874)

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PRIL 25, 1874. 262 ithe apparatus, A, which, shown in detail in Fig. 2, forms the gard to education, the general condition seemed to be that IMPROVED GRATE CLEARING ATTACHMENT. they were not tied down in their studies to particular sub- jects, but were given to the investigation of many.—Medi- cal… … EP aE light proves desirable. It is not, how- crease its conducting power. The pre- ever, confined to the horse, but extends sence of two dissimilar metals in the also to man. The cause, as observed, is rod also results in constant magnetic action, whereby its move but one, and that the top sash,…

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