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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 9 (August 1869) (1869)

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atus. ter, forming the obstructions, is one hundred feet; and two according to Rale 2, preparatory to performing artificial In this application of the invention, A, Fig. 1, may repre- hundred feet, if their diameters are reduced one half, etc. In sent a bed or case of suitable non-conducting… … divided into parallel ^longitudinal grooves, of a sufficient size Rule 3.—Turn the patient quickly again on his back, Fig. tricians, if the same machine were organized for producing a and depth to contain the coil or chain, and close enough to- 2 ; the roll of clothing being so placed beneath it as…

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