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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 25 (1863) (1863)

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oction thus made. The thein of the muscles of the back and the unnatural posi- of tea is combined with tannic acid, and forms a tion of the body, causes fatigueand a rush of blood compound which requires boiling water to dissolve to the head, and is often productive of pains in the it. But on the… … stitute the principal fea- — A patent is now pending, sures of the machine. through the Scientific The operation of it is as follows :—When the ma- tion consists of a kettle or urn with two spouts, and American Patent Agency, for this apparatus, which chioe is drawn over the surface of the ground,…

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