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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 8 (August 1889) (1889)

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nium nitrate and capable of sliding on it. Upon leaving the sleeve to been lighted with electricity, power being supplied by potassium ferricyanide, the constituents of Dr. Eder's slide to the right or the left, one or the other of the negative intensifier. If one may presume to criticise a… … Fig. 2.-GENERAL VIEW OF BON & LTJSTREMANT'S ELECTRIC ROLLING BRIDGE disk of the windlass, and this is carried along in one lucid, and. I was able without difficulty to arrive at ee proprietor of the hotel has hit upon the idea of direction or the other. The levers controlling the satisfactory…

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