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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 10 (September 1879) (1879)

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d arrangement has of the applications of the principle is due to the junior mem- of the resistant is connected with a battery, and the current is ber. The piles, says .Engineering, are tubular, and can to be employed in consequence of the necessity which then completed through a movable key whose… … TUBVLAB FILES. be made of either wrought or cast iron, and the thickness of INSTBITHENT FOB BIITGING SWINE. the metal can be proportioned to suit the varying circum- stances of construction. The lower end of the pile, as shown one curved and one V shaped jaw, each jaw having a guide in Pigs. 1 and…

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