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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 16 (1879) (1879)

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g machine. Now the reflecting) is placed on a table resting on a brick founda- daunted and determined to yield to no obstacles. ~~ tion and is inclosed by a dark.chamber having apertures Unfortunately, however, the daily papers from time to for viewing the scale. The development of the new elec-… … and the magnet is formed of asingle It is not our purpose just now to Fic. 2.—THE ARMATURE. casting. In other respects it is like enter into a description of Mr. Edi- the generator, having the same form son’s electric lighting system as a whole, but to describe his new electric generator—one of the…

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