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82 MODERN MAGIC LANTERNS.<br />
third free for the introduction of a fresh change or addition<br />
to what is already on the screen. Space will not admit of<br />
our going more at length into the matter of these effects,<br />
which, at one time the only use to which the lantern was<br />
put, have now been to no small extent superseded by what<br />
some people would regard as less frivolous displays.<br />
CHAPTER XIV.<br />
Lantern ENperinients.<br />
THE form of lantern described in the foregoing pages<br />
is in itself suitable for many experiments, but, with cer-<br />
111110111igggi',<br />
Fig. 60. LANTERN FOR EXPERIMENTAL PURPOSES.<br />
tam n modifications, can be employed to render visible to a<br />
large audience a far greater number. The chief alteration<br />
F2