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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 18 (April 1887) (1887)

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the bear, Phosphor Bronze.—It now remains for us to say a and they know how to tease him, swarming about him, then suddenly diving out of sight, and then reappear- few words about the new and important use of tin for ing. Lamont, who has often witnessed such scenes, the preparation of phosphor… … complishing this object. The illustra- 3J^ and the other with 5 per cent of phos- CONDUIT FOB UNDEB6B0ITND CONDUCTOBS. tions herewith presented represent a con- phorus. The demand for this article is duit for electrical wires of all descriptions. daily becoming more extensive. It consists of…

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