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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 5 (1888) (1888)

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nd it is cast on or secured to its rim, these forks being pro- To heat the water in the feeder, prior to its introdue- vided with sliding-blocks or jaws, each block having a understood that mails will be delivered at Cork post tion to the boiler, a coil pipe is arranged in connection office, five… … should beenjoined to keep away from the sick, if any, the difficulties in the way of its accomplishment may and aloof from all places suspected, of being infected be too great. The rays of light which come to us from with yellow fever poison. the fixed stars must be regarded as parallel. The stars…

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