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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 5 (1893) (1893)

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cket wheel of small diameter, a chain from which human body, so that “the pestilence that walketh in be influenced by this wonderful force, which may be turns over a small wheel on the hub of the rear wheel, darkness” in the black recesses of our viscera is sought made to penetrate skin, muscle,… … held parallel to the supply pipe, and supported by the beam is in the shape of a piece of JENKINS’ BICYCLE. iron, and when the operation is in- arms or brackets projecting from such pipe. Each of the nozzles, as shown in detailin Fig. 3, has an inwardly telligently directed by the ophthalmologist,…

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