Tissandier, Gaston, 1843-1899, Frith, Henry, 1840-, Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · London, New York [etc.] Ward, Lock & Co · leaf 107
igures jump up tothe celling of their ball-room, attracted by the electricitywhich you have developed in the glass by rubbing. Theyfall again and are again atttacted, impelled to anextravagant dance. Even when the rubbing ceases the 90 ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM. dancing will continue for a certain… … Fig. 75.—The Dance of Dolli. rubber with which you operate; and if the table bewarmed the manifestation will be more successful. Silkis better than cloth for rubbing purposes. THE MAGICIAN.The little toy depicted in the Illustration is based on ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM. 91 the property of…
Scientific recreations
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