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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 4 (1880) (1880)

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son, of Tecumseh, Kan. This inven- M. De Thiersant, Chargé d’Affaires of France in Guate- tion relates to that class of churns that are provided with yinto the wire of the helix, the disk begins to revolve rapidly mala, gives, in La Nature, the following account of two dashers, seé. one above the… … base plate containing a cavity for the reception of who have had cases of hallucination under their Fig. 1.—FONVIELLE & LONTIN’S ELECTRICAL ROTATOR, a pivot, carrying at its upper end a curved plate charge is that the patients cannot be convinced that provided with two notched projections for…

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