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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 6 (1876) (1876)

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ceives its charge capacity, constitutes the reserve. On leaving the reservoirs, “With regard to the etiology of insanity in this colony, of compressed air, while the heat lostduring the run by the the air passes through a column of hot water, by means of I cannot say that I find it in any way… … port, and a commission was ap- regulated by the movement of the piston, P, exerts upon the pointed to enquire into the influ- plate, p, through the medium of ence of tobacco on the human the movable india rubber dia- system. The report stated that phragm, d, an action which tends a large number of…

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