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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 10 (1875) (1875)

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egs. Thelegs course, now going on at the school, is on the subject of mag- of the lap board serve as supports for the table lid when up, netism. and are then folded under, out of sight, as indicated in Fig. __ oO 2. If desired, thelap board can be detached from the table Washing Out the Stomach,… … of Greeks and Romans, over the Isthmian and rubber tube down into the stomach, and pump- other games, and seem absolutely blind to the ing water into it, is a ticklish operation. SNYDER’'S LADY’S WORK TABLE. fact that the things which put them into ecsta- ———- > oe cies are quite childish compared…

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