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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 23 (June 1869) (1869)

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neously ac- the thigh, which is now severed at the joint. When this is that, on some circuits, they could only be worked by taking complished. In place of the usual stopple, or cover, there is done on both sides, the gut should be drawn out and severed off the batteries and employing the auroral… … " Of course it makes no.difference iiow often the polarity of top of the can by means of hooks, as 'seen*,..or any similar de- the auroral current changes, or. h§:w>n}uCh the strength of vice, a joint being made by a rubber ring seated in the cylin- this current may vary, since the direction Of the…

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