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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 19 (May 1895) (1895)

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4 den as that could ever be had upon the swiJtest moving per cent of nickel, and 10 per cent of aluminum an placed on the rail by a man on a moving train. The complete instrument is shown in Fig. 1. In the tubu- camera. To the unaided eye most single flashes are alloy is formed which takes a fine… … SEAMANDS' TORPEDO PLACER. lessness, angina or vertigo, so as to oblige him to dis- The spring is The more than two hundred bones of the body would mount. Indeed, he had known a practiced rider who held in an ex- be of but little service to us aside from their joint con- climbs hills on his machine,…

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