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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 16 (April 1880) (1880)

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p an impossibility. So long as the liquid in A is is said to be very efficient. "We take the following descrip- its tube or cover of the sight so that it may be turned around above the cap, E', no atmospheric air can enter the lamp tion from the Engineer : on its base in such a manner that while in… … weather. At the end of that time the grayish bark peals the conical drums, A B, each carry a pulley, one to be con- nected by a belt with the motor, the other to be connected off, leaving the hair almost clean. Some of the moss re- THE ANDBE-BBOTTGHAM ELECTBIC LAMP. with the machine to be driven.…

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