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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 22 (December 1883) (1883)

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r inks. It is The statistics of the Universal Postal Union for the year the minimum and maximum capacity, and the same device quite otherwise in the recent book written by Chen-ki-souen, 1881, published by the International Bureau at Berne, show enables the blades to be set so as to move the air in… … habits known to their parents, it would seem that the number pearls, musk, etc. Nor'does fraud seem to have been en- NEW DISK FAN (TB EXHAtTSTEB. of drunkards in the country is in inverse ratio to the amount tirely wanting. According to Chinese authorities, the prin- of coffee consumed. A South…

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