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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 3 (January 1883) (1883)

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lve is under the control of the fireman, and may on his left side. A sponge with a little ether on it was put the purpose of producing the cooling or freezing of fluids, be limited as to the quantity of shavings fed at anytime, against his nostrils. and the valve closes automatically whenever the… … from/ upper -part of the interior of which held the water to of bottom/of ivorm unison, to keep up respiration. ■weighted/va&re bo& if pump. leajdinq to weigftzetf/ The Professor next resorted to a lit- be frozen, while in the jacket was the fle instrument called Bowman's spoon. volatile liquid and…

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