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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 18 (November 1884) (1884)

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th a squared socket, open at the top, and in the occupied by large bodies of men becomes soonest charged are filled with two distinct liquids which, when they are other is a circular socket, these being designed to receive with foul emanations. In sleeping wards where cells rise mixed, form a… … UULLEN'S SHADE BOLLEB HANQEB. and this position is maintained by a muscular effort which, BACHELDEB'S IMFBOVED EXPLOSIVE SHELL. if continued, alters the shape of the eye in the direction of the square and round pins of the ordinary spring roller. The elongation. Manifestly, the alteration will be…

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