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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 14 (1881) (1881)

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sfactorily projected from a considerable with the binding post, R; the other, CD, movable, connected munmeter pickeled Ss 8 ane 68 | 36] 104) 21 7% | 516 distance. Considering the crudeness of my apparatus and with the binding post, Q, and supporting a weight, E. “A a little too short when… … ing possesses more timely in- Theapparatusis simple, in- terest (or affords a better test expensive, compact, and may of the possible sufficiency of cheap appliances) than his re- pears remar kable that any panos montis were obtained, | be used in connection with the Gemestie batteries and bells.…

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