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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 26 (June 1879) (1879)

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amp climates, the coils piercing a~eard by the passage of an electric spark from a consist of granular matter, but which are the gloea of certain arc rendered solir! I>y repeated imiiiorslnns In a compound of Leyden jar. The spark of an electric machine or an induc- forms of schistomycetous fungi.… … cina veniriculi, SpirocluKta pii- tions. These imperfections NEW ELECTRIC PEN. catilis, and a larger form of havebeen overcome by Messrs. SpiriUum or Vibrio. The fi rut Bellet & Arros, by reducing of these fungi existed in some of the furs, and twice de- one of wax answers well). The range of the…

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