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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 16 (1897) (1897)

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ns the by the application of heat. precious spinal cord, one nip of which would be fatal. The cell consists of a rectangular vessel, which, in the something of the nature of customs officers, who The measurements are so accurate that there is no examine every bit of food and remove from it all… … electric hansom cabs which were brought copper plate, so that this interior surface THE ESSICK HOT FLUID BATTERY. to New York to compete with ordinary acts as a negative element. cabs drawn byhorses. It was quitea time Quite extraordinary results are ob- before the company could obtain the…

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