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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 14 (1894) (1894)

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ed Te A VELOCIPEDE TO RUN ON SNOW AND ICE. hollowed out in the proportion of their degrees of until a consistency suited to grinding in a chilled steel In a lead-antimony couple, the hole in or other mixer is obtained. More graphite may here be added; then, after thorough grinding, the ma- the lead… … near the middle are pivoted two members of a set of storage battery of six Donaldson-Macrae storage cells, lazy-tongs, the other members of the set being pivot- which are used to light a duplicate set of lamps should ally connected with the post forming the free end of although its body may be…

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