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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 20 (1876) (1876)

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which form bad conductors of magnetism. ‘In this rage than would be the case did the bands hold them in the in number, and fixed at equal distances apart from one an- shape given by the pressing. In Fig. 1 the tie is shown ap- other between two disks, B, serving as a frame and sup- plied, and in… … being varied or regulated in each electro magnet, voyage, or a residence at a pleasant seaside re- uccording to the position given to these contact sort. Mr. Binney stated. at a recent meeting of makers relatively to the friction rollers before the Manchester (England) Literary and Philoso- spoken…

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