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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 11 (September 1880) (1880)

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he work passing through the machine can be of wood and brass. G G are glass legs supporting an arm of Mr. Holman, Secretary of the Franklin Institute, Mr. Sar- regulated at the will of the operator. The machine, wkich brass, B. The eloud is here represented by the moving tas- geant, of the… … 9% tons. A one inch ordinary chain was then have what often happens in nature. tested, and stood the severe strain of 29 tons Persons ought never to stand near a tree ILLUSTRATING DISCHARGE OF ELECTRICITY FROM CLOUDS nor a house, nor even a building provided before it showed any signs of…

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