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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 16 (October 1876) (1876)

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s reflections above remarked, during the whole time of the inverse rota- chosen. Fig. 86 represents a drawing of a gland for which from the interior. If, however, we hold one of these elec- tion the cooled surface of the globe gives no sign of elec- trified receivers near the Bfihnenberger… … were no fires from this cause in January, February, or March, The fact last mentioned enabled me to determine by ex- a pattern is required. Now this is a very simple pattern, two in April, none in May. four in June, and five in July. It periment the electric state of the inner surface of the radi-…

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