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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 16 (1864) (1864)

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panum of my ears stretched violently. Respira- —_—_—_———___+2. ing operations, more especially such as have been an- tion failed me, and at each instant it was necessary noyed by the inconveniences attending the use of the to repel with energy the air which was forced into my old-fashioned mills.… … men were relieved of their deafness, vessel (tin is best), and boiled down in clean iron kettles, or tin, that but it returned in a few hours. The WISE’S PORTABLE STAMP MILL. next day the relief continued longer, the sirup may not be colored; strain and at the end of thirty-six days they were…

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