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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 10 (1867) (1867)

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mmend itself; it is ner of using, and Fig. 2 exhibits the internal arrangement, simple in its construction 80 as to make it durable and relia- being a vertical section. The stand may be of metal or wood and ble. ornamented in any manner desired. A large base gives secu- Figs.2 and 3 represent the… … top of the stand rises a sheath in which a piston moves, car- paratus is represented in Fig. 2 in the state of allowing the rying at its lower end a needle of proper form for punct- steam to flow through it, for the purpose of blowing a whis- uring thecigar, and having at its upper end a button to…

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