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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 13 (1893) (1893)

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William but there was danger that the fire from the balloon would ignite the fuse close to the cartridge. Mr. Ste- of those men who brought her added honor and con- Galloway, of 1711 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, in the Manufactures building of the World’s Columbian Ex- ‘vens and Mr. Chappel kept… … popularly known as locomotor develops far less power than either of them, which illustrates ataxia, aphasia, illusion, and the great advance made in ma- nervous disorders of a high rine ehgineering by the introduction of the triple grade. This celebrated savant, with Casarian pro- position, affords…

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