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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 18 (November 1889) (1889)

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f streets and large open or closed areas ; but it cannot In this diagram (Fig. 3) is shown the old method of PoIIsblng IVood with Charcoal. be successfully applied to lighting in a small way like connecting the lamps, L, in the external circuit. Each A method of polishing wood with charcoal, which… … has 500 paths instead of one; current color and a perfect polish which has none of the flaws of ordinary varnish. 170 lamp is connected with both of the main conductors or The E. M. F. divided by this resist- =-- = 0-34 ohm. 500 with wires connected with the main conductors. When 100 Penetration of…

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