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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 21 (1878) (1878)

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easures, however incoher- structed of wood, in pieces shaped as represented in Fig. 2, attributes his success to the disinfecting properties of the ent and inconvenient, by so decided an innovation, notwith- at A, and connected by bands of rubber, B. The rubber is chlorine as affecting the… … use of it was too weak to give it much when an occasional bubble of gas aris- ing to the surface was the only evidence value as a relic; nevertheless it was a notable curiosity as an index of the of the mischief transpiring beneath, standing the unquestioned advantages of the latter. but, as…

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