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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 9 (August 1896) (1896)

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atever that the writ- survived. It affords us, at all events, a third witness by which he can immediately communicate with the ing is of the earliest kind we know, and thus undoubt- to the fact, and makes it well-nigh impossible to deny engineer at the terminal and intermediate stations. edly dates… … 1885. An interesting fact Supplement, No. 1077, noted is that persons struck contains a fully illustrated generally perceive neither article descriptive of the lightning nor thunder, but ^mm Rigi, Brunig, Pilatus and receive the impression of other celebrated mountain being enveloped by fire.—…

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