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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 24 (1897) (1897)

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provided with thirty-six inch braided or bromide paper. This you can easily do by making through these it is led through a lightning arrester plaited linen snells, wound for two-thirds of their trials on small strips of the bromide paper. While and a ‘‘kicking coil.” It then divides, passing to the… … ! | j wire. The tarpon swallows the hook and its teeth passes through a magnetic blow-out coil, and is led by the watch case with a fresh piece of P. O. P. under the are brought up on the snell, where it is protected by cable to the resistance situated in the center of the slit in the light for the…

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