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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 18 (1874) (1874)

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ween lungs, larynx, and and these being connected by suitable gearing, all the lights mouth (including palate, tongue, jaw, and lips). in a house can be opened simultaneously. ———— I MILK COOLING CAN. When astutterer is carefully examined inthe utterances of those sounds in the enunciation of which… … musician; and in this way he becomes rid of his defect. 8 suitably covered with non-conducting material, and the bottom of which is slightly inclined so ag to keep the ice Fig. 1 is a section of a well known and very useful horti- — 34 8 which ig placed therein in contact with the main vessel. Re-…

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