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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 15 (April 1885) (1885)

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e lirst step is to secure a strong tin can. The sults that a cylindrical form is the one that should be propei- article can be purchased at any hardware store, adopted. or even this is not necessary, for an ordinary large Ir»short, Mr. Bourdais' structure would consist of a sized vegetable tin will… … from creeping out. This cov- ering is an important feature, PK0P0SED ARTIFICIAL SUN FOB PABIS. and is made very simply out of a cork or wooden stopper, permanent museum of electricity. Above this would turned to the proper size to fit the earthen cell, and with rise a six story column surmounted by…

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