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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 48 (1857) (1857)

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rty beats grees, sometimes a slight sensation of chilli- Messrs. Epitors—The compressed air bath For planing cylindrical surfaces, or what is per minute. The healthy who try the experi- ness, and if the respiratory organs be diseased, has been successfully employed in France for ordinarily termed… … A Particular Notice about Models. excluded, so that a portion, say one-third, of capillary action, though formidable, are over- ment, on the contrary, sometimes experience The express charges on models sent to our the «fficiency of the organ is suspended. A come, when the quality of the blood is…

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