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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 25 (June 1882) (1882)

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fices in order to limit the entrance mous power, which, so to speak, offers itself of its own 1 and 2, and by employing the intermedium of compressed of air, and, on another hand, to provide the bell with strong accord, and entirely gratuitously; for it is derived from air, which is stored up in… … cheap production of power; and now that an inter- quested a special commission to design for him an appa- DR. BEGNAKD'S INCANDESCENT LAMP.. medium is being arranged which is capable of trans- ratus that might be readily used in primary schools for forming and utilizing at a distance the motion pro-…

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