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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 21 (May 1881) (1881)

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e filtering paper from being undulations. The engraving shows a candlestick which has a candle The terminals of the secondary wire of the induction coil drawn downward with such force as to rupture it. receptacle formed of elastic fingers capable of fitting can- are connected with the two remaining… … Most of our citizens saw the big load of buffalo hides that the C. K. Peck brought down last season, a load that hid The Uses of Mica. everything about the boat below the hurricane deck roof. The Tradesman, referring to the mica beds which have NOVEL CANDLESTICK. There were 10,000 hides in that…

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