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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 2 (1878) (1878)

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l Sir steam pressure employed. The quantity of steam used be- acts as a local anesthetic and gentle stimulant. All the in- James Alexander, whom he had found working in the same ing very little more than by an ordinary plunger pump doing strument required is a wide-mouth vial, partly filled with… … appliances adopted ing door is raised and her nest pushed under into the other Fig. 1.-STEAM SIPHON PUMP. removal of the obelisk. in connection with | partition and the door dropped. The setting hens are thus Mr. Dixon premised his lecture by observing that, as this the transport and erection of…

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