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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 8 (August 1870) (1870)

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siphon ink is spirted on to the paper by threads—right and left hand. Upon these threa s travel put forth in the article referred to, are the following extracts a series of electric sparks, these sparks being generated by a nuts, of great strength, so that when the great apparatus.in peculiar… … use. The rudder trace of the position of the siphon at every instant, in a fine it is suitable or not, how long and in what dai.y quantities it can rise two inches above its natural position without disar- continuous line. The siphon follows faithfully the rise and must be taken, whether bathing…

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