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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 6 (1874) (1874)

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nearly all explained on the supposition hat the The handle itself is made hollow and access to its interior poses, by means of a quite simple device, to overcome the power of the nervous system is diminished, different parts given by a screw cover, A, Fig. 2, fitting in its end. It forms… … is from one to two inches above the funnel, mental faculties, are first affected, and FIRE AND A. By this arrangement, it is stated, when sometimes the center, for co-ordinated or two, and such other pocket instruments needed in every- the chimney settles, the upper cap, C, slides down over the…

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