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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 1 (July 1883) (1883)

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press is driven by a strap from the main shafting, drawn out to a point, placing the drops in such a manner plies the latest scientific discoveries of Prof. Robert iCoch, so that the attendant has nothing to do but open and close that a space may remain between them. The lead gradually and others,… … but lapping over a little on its northern edge into the cylinders with different agents. The appara- DR. HUBBARD'S CHEMICAL VAPORIZER AND DEODORIZER the State of New York. This region yielded, in tus seems well adapted for the rational treat- 1881, 36,950,813 barrels, and in 1883, 31,398,750 ment…

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