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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 5 (February 1884) (1884)

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so that it an accident the wound as quickly as possible, and apply a bandage. If sary to travel for weeks over thousands of miles of railroad. happens to the lamp the owner of the jewel can himself at the wound is bleeding freely, but no artery is spouting He must stop at innumerable freight yards… … jects its rays to a distance aud pulse is felt to beat; or an im- " permits one to read his news- Fig. l.-TROUVE'S ELECTRIC JEWELS. provised tourniquet may be paper in darkness." No. 4 is the used. A hard apple or a stone is head of a cane having two rows placed in a folded handkerchief, and rolled…

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