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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 8 (1905) (1905)

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ll be found in the current SUPPLEMENT. piece of apparatus metals can be completely precipi- is placed against the magnet. The third photograph tated in a few minutes, whereas with a stationary Fraud in Furs, anode it was necessary to empley such feeble electric The magnet is currents that several… … tion. Directly under the commutator, upon sable; that fitch dyed is sold as sable, and rab- which copper or preferably carbon brushes bit also scold as sable; that hare and muskrat feed, is a large metal disk to prevent any are sold as mink or sable, and. white rabbit ANALYSIS, minute particles…

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