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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 19 (1885) (1885)

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rage business is increasing at a corresponding thereby locking the legs in place. On the lower ends rate, buildings for this purpose having been erected in of the legs are foot plates having transverse shoulders upward of one hundred Eastern towns, exclusive of the to prevent them from slipping on… … holes in the sides of the chamber, A, prevent the escape of small pieces of disinfectant, and by means of the and to Venice 71,000 boxes. Evidently the whole of dividing partition the disinfectant is not subjected to the lower end of a seat support, C, is pivoted through the Mediterranean trade…

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