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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 8 (1880) (1880)

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uildings was forthwith setapart to his use. This The third current enters through the carbon C, and leaves Mr. George Binns, Jr., of Brooklyn (E. D.), N. Y., has through the carbon D. The fourth enters through A, and is part of the great temple of the city recently built by the patented a process… … dle. Between the layers of the strips forming the bow a started, upon a basis superior in many respects to any in THE ELECTRIC SUN. China, and with the strong presumption of its being a per- strip of vulcanized or other fiber is interposed for imparting greater strength and elasticity. manent one.”…

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