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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 8 (1896) (1896)

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he ceiling, after the manner ofa home and go to bed—let me try and forget I ever was chandelier. Fig. 3.—PLATFORM FOR THE OPERATOR AND PRO- mad enough to think the wretched thing was going to In Fig. 1 we give a general view of the panorama as JECTION APPARATUS SUSPENDED IN THE CENTER be a success.… … first nights, and always know when the applause Each projector is supplied by a special electric Fig. 2.-THE PROJECTION APPARATUS. isgenuine. That’s all right, sir: you take my word lamp, and the conducting wires that lead the for it.” And so it seems, for the company are all called, current pass…

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