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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 7 (February 1881) (1881)

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the silver; if silver remains thrown out of or into gear with the spindle. subjects follow each other in an unbroken series. Mistakes undissolved in the flask, remove it from the sand and let it Mr. Earnest J. Krause, of Carlisle, Pa., has patented a arising from the insertion of a wrong slide, or… … CONTINUOUS-SLIDE LANTERN. piece for the electrodes or conductiug wires. matically seizes and properly presents the heads As soon as the aluminum cylinders are plunged of the screws to polishing wheels, the screws be. into the acids, a current is given off sufficiently powerful to cool; then pour…

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