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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 22 (1880) (1880)

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taken from Za Nature, represents sections: First, the Welland Canal from Lake Erie to Lake paper is the fine needle of a nicely balanced lever attached an ingenious selsmograph invented by M. Ignazio Galli, of Ontario. Thence the route is across Lake Ontario itself to to the brass support which… … GALLI’S SEISMOGRAPH. feet to 16 feet, so that vessels descending need not pass to a button that is arranged to slide on a thin rod or a wire through the Galop Canal at all. A contract has been issued fastened to the rear side of the scarf. sists of six separate devices for observing and recording…

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