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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 25 (June 1882) (1882)

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revious to discharging it into the cham- the lower ends of the sleeves to rest against, so that by ber under the oven, and thence through the holes in the bot- Guacha-maka Foison. tightening the rods, the sleeves will be forced down more tom of the oven. At a recent meeting of the Physiological… … stantly, and the huge mass of 4,420 tons mentary canal which decompose them. NICHOLSON'S IMPROVED RANGE. —the heaviest ever launched from the The pro"bable cause of the difference is, Portsmouth yard—glided gracefully down that these poisons are with difficulty absortecPTrom the stomach. With this…

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