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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 13 (1885) (1885)

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artridges. Be- lindrieai glass vessel, at the bottom of which there is a dead in one corner of his bedchamber, a bullet having ing unable to clear the canal immediately, the com- gone through his heart. His wife was found wounded | pany proceeded to widen it by 67 feet for a distance of in another… … put the section of the pillow with blood Fig. 3—THE PHOTOPHORE. upon it under the microscope, and silvered mirror. The vessel is provided with a para- drew on acardboard the shape of the corpuscles, en- The company, after having addressed several houses, bolic cover, which is silver-plated and acts…

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