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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 8 (August 1873) (1873)

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compasses of vessels, a so-called standard PERAMBULATING COT. Invalids and persons wro are afflicted with loss of powers much safer, arid perhaps not more costly. We understand compass is usually arranged on the upper deck, and at as of locomotion will, according to the statements of the in- such a… … PERAMBULATING COT, suitably and ingeniously provided for. it, in which the indication is read from the deck by The inventor, Mr. A. W. Richards, who may be addressed be a much safer one to employ as a reservoir of hot water means of a spyglass, at Indianola, Iowa, is a crippled United States…

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