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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 15 (1886) (1886)

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CE FOR INHALERS. opposite half-past eleven is numbered two, thereby indicating that the workman had been employed two | cross pieces of the sections constitute the rounds of the meter. Projecting upward from the bottom of the hours. It will be seen that the device is simple and | jaqder, chamber is… … nechic in the usual way, and then the is raised and locked in place by a catch engaging with STRECK’S TIME CALCULATOR, r Pieces are placed in the croze di- teeth of racks formed on the outer shell, which is pro- cece! ard shoes fastened to the upper edges of the . vided for the purpose of covering…

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