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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 7 (August 1879) (1879)

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in itself, and isolated from the filled in with filth, which in warm, damp weather offers a meter, as it indicates the electro-motive force of the dynamo smaller stable on the east, and separated from the splendid wide surface for putrefactive action and for the generation or magneto machine when… … down from ten to twelve years ago, and are reported by Mr. sills, 16 by 13 inches, cross timbered above as base for these Niles Meriwether, a civil engineer, as being "almost entirely storage bins, which rise to the third floor. They contain ELECTBOMETEB. gone from decay and hard usage, so that…

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