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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 16 (October 1876) (1876)

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rtions of Our formed in the blocks to receive pieces of wood to which said a person's lungs can readily be measured in cubic inches, by splendid exhibit in Philadelphia will be gladly made part woodwork may be nailed. In the upper and lower edges or mercury, oil, glycerin, spirits, water, or any… … and the only season when bugs bite? In the winter they are nution usually occurred; and here the dynamometer gave A is a glass bulb for containing the mercury or other li- dormant, and unless there's a fire in the room they don't care positive indication of the necessity of moderating or suspen-…

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