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

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l Two forms of the battery were shown, in both of which has taught us to moor a ship 700 or 800 miles out in the continue to supply the motor with efficient power for all the plates are automatically raised above the bath when not Atlantic, as a floating meteorological observatory, connected… … Eprpemic Waoorine CoucH 1x Lonpon.—During the is inclosed in a tight box, which, covered with a cushion, serves as a seat for the operator. dren were carried off by whooping cough in London. The arm of the lever attached to the treadle. The power of the motor depends upon the quantity of elec-…

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