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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 25 (1888) (1888)

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ions in it” is emphatically evident from the ex- with thick layers of sponge and chamois skin moisten- onds. The animal died, and as far as could be ascer- amples before us. Nor isit absolutely necessary that a ed with a weak aqueous solution of common salt, and tained, the death was absolutely… … but as the voltmeter had broken down, the this state of things lasts there will always be a electromotive force could only be judged by demand for good workmen. A thoroughly good AND SUBJECT. the degree of illumination which it imparted machinist is seldom out of a job, and so far as sta- toa…

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