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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 6 (1885) (1885)

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tly patented by to protect the head of the combatant, but also to strike Mr. Stanley Currie has recently devised a new form, Mr. Frank A. Bone, of Lebanon, O., is shown in the terror among the enemy. This idea of frightening the whose field of attraction is much greater, since it acts enemy was one… … ++ Fig. 1—CURRIE’S ELECTRO MAGNET. AN AZTEC WARRIOR. Mr. Eugene Boban, an antiquarian and traveler, bination of the horseshoe electro magnet and the well known to anthropologists and ethnographers, re- solenoid. As shown in the engraving, it consists of a cently invited us to visit his…

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