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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 5 (1893) (1893)

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asprocket wheel of intermediate upon a sponge, which is made the positive pole and tical cylinder in which works a piston whose rod is placed against the skin. When the current is turned size produced on the fly wheel. This gear arrange- connected by levers and chains with a damper in front ment… … tioned above, where heat, light, electrolysis and chimney. There were no lightning rods on the chim- M. AND G. HISE’S BOILER. cataphoresis produce effects at once apparent ney or building. There are no high buildings any- of the fire box. When the steam pressure forces the to the senses. Not able…

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