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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 23 (1885) (1885)

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e. The speaker gave an elaborate description of such a For further information, see Business and Personal device, spray being used in an apartment beneath the column. RACK FOR EXHIBITING NOTIONS, operating room, through which the air could be made The cut shows a device for holding and exhibiting… … ankle. The button usually suffices, but for a nutritive effect the same wires under which hook is passed under they are placed. A piece of fabric secured on the face quantity of one of the bland nourishing oils—e. g., cod the band and through liver or olive oil—should be administered two or three…

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