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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 4 (January 1886) (1886)

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over the old style of curtains are apparent. locomotive car is equipped with tanks containing suffi- 1st. That cholera is the result of atmospheric influ- This invention has been patented by Mr. A. J. cient water to last seventy miles. As the waterless ences generated in localities in which numbers… … Fig. l.-SIEMENS & HALSKE'S SOOT INDICATOB. magnet is concentric at N. Between received into the system so as to produce these results, S and N is placed a bobbin, whose has not been ascertained ; but in my opinion it is most winding is connected with the ground conductor. This probably gaseous,…

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