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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 9 (August 1869) (1869)

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tion of the invention, namely, for railway rapidly and completely. Enwrap him in blankets only. Put carriages or cars, it is proposed to employ magneto-electric the plate covering it, and, besides, there being no possibility him in bed in a room comfortably warm, but of its becoming oxidized by the… … tained by hand power to warm the car. " This tricity to pass through a heat-evolving appa- ratus of any length; and to this end it con- might answer," the questioner is supposed to BURTON'S ELECTRO-HEATING APPARATUS. sists in providing an electrical conducting coil, continue, doubtingly, "but how…

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