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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 25 (June 1895) (1895)

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ient to pro- the party has been stationed. Elephants, specially Steven & Struthers last year. It is of the largest dia- vide a sixteen candle power light, which would burn a trained for the purpose, are employed, and they are meter (16 feet) [hitherto erected on any lighthouse sufficiently long… … machan or platform burner having six concentric wicks. HTTNTING THE TIGEE BY NIGHT WITH ELECTRIC LIGHT over a cow or over an animal he has This apparatus was killed. At present made in accordance with Messrs. Stevenson's design by Messrs. Barbier & I use a battery of .«)x large cells, filled with…

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