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

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ght us to moor a ship 700 or 800 miles out in the continue to supply the motor with efficient power for all the plates are automatically raised above the bath when not Atlantic, as a floating meteorological observatory, connected ordinary use of a sewing machine, in a private family, for in actual… … THE DOUBLE INDUCTION ELECTRIC MOTOR. Epidemic Whooping Coitgh in London.—During the the plates are permanently fastened. In the other a similar is inclosed in a tight box, which, covered with a cushion, first four months of the current year more than 2,500 chil- result is attained by means of a…

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