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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 25 (1882) (1882)

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e- ing-some recent’ experiments, especially regarding Mr. Vic- ple, consisting of an ordinary Bunsen burner terminat- scending motion, raises the bell through the intermedium of ing in a little cage of platinum. wire. Instead of sup- tor Gauchez’s apparatus, which figured at the Brussels Exhibition… … If it be desired to give the apparatus greater constancy has been found possible to actuate a mill by this pro- and make it serviceable for regular lighting, we sup- cess, which has been applied likewise, under a different pose it would be necessary to go to alittle more expense form, at…

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