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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 4 (July 1889) (1889)

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lunch, and we ate from a long table. —■ m I t ) m wires leading from insu- ELECTBIC FBOFVLSION FOB COHHON BOADS. At first the boys had some difficulty in keeping awake, lators at the head of the The accompanying illustration represents the appli- and would go to sleep under stairways and in the… … DIBBLE'S ELECTBICALLY PBOFELLED CABBIAGE. sight, fish would be born with weaker eyes and weaker the under side of the bars having notches until born blind. The Professor also accounted for entered by shackles pivotally connected to the white patch on rabbits' tails. He explained that arms pivoted…

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