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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 9 (February 1886) (1886)

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er, which is nothing else than the Gramme ring the lamps are extinguished, the two extremities of the ejecting the drill. When the first rush of gas has reversed. The inducting and induced wires here take inducting circuit are connected by a short circuit, and thrown everything movable out of its… … and drawn from its wells at Taren- upon the terminals of the induced circuit tum and Murraysville. A number of other companies These solenoids will more strongly attract the two soft constitute two simple bobbins wound together with are also in the field, but the chief business of the the number of…

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