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Godey's lady's book (1840)

Philadelphia, Pa. : L.A. Godey · leaf 1174

An illustration from Godey's lady's book, 1840, leaf 1174
be a two-ounce bottle); and,forcing the jar down towards thebottom of the trough, open thestopcock, so that the bladdermay expand. Close the stopcock, and, unscrewing it,attach the stem of a tobacco-pipe. The union may bereadily effected by means of a short Length of vulcanizedindia-rubber tube, or… … mentioned or any other convenient plan, blow bubblesin some soapsuds with the contained gas ; and, whe.i aheap of bubbles has collected on the surface of the basin,set fire to them by means of a match, taking care previ-ously to close the stopcock, and put the bladder to whichit is attached aside.…

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