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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 11 (1883) (1883)

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mber, and to fall to the bottom thereof outside of said thanks of all taxpayers, and he will put money in his purse with transverse slots or ports which are continuations of the pipe or trunk. The grain or other material is broken up as well. usual steam ports, so that they open to the steam chest… … GOESSLING’S APPARATUS FOR DISINTEGRATING VEGE- that is, development of the faculties—stimulates nutrition, TABLE SUBSTANCES, and in so doing increases the need for food. Excessive ac- tivity with anxiety is not good at all, and ought to have no with an exhaust recess, ana near: to their ends the…

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