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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 4 (1888) (1888)

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of Congress whether such a balloon mouths with the cooled decoction every three or five could be successfully floated. He set to work upon minutes until the pain disappeared, and in every case the problem, and here are some of his results, which the suffering ceased in about half an hour, though… … example: if the spherical shell was 10) feet means of a rod passing through sleeves or VAN WART’S EASEL. in diameter, the thickness of the metal com- loops on the wagon body, the lower ends of posing it could not be more than one-thirti- : the side parts being curved, and resting upon with a series…

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