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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 15 (April 1875) (1875)

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e high degree In diagram a, the stopper is attached to a bail. Spring arms, of perfection to which it has already been brought. Unfor- which are permanently fixed in an annular recess in the vessels, a b. The size of the opening leading from the cup, tunately, these goods are so expensive as to be… … Bottle-Stopper.^ relating to bottling and kindred topics. simply cutting or unfastening a string. In New York and swelling of the bottle neck, catch into notches of the bail other large post offices, there is a special department for ex- AlARM FUNNEL. and hold it and the stopper securely in place.…

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