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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 18 (October 1885) (1885)

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x- prevention of the river falling is less noticeable than The accompanying illustration, showing one of the pense of the condensed products and of the charcoal; il its rise, yet the real effect is the same so far as naviga- most recent applications of electricity in the perfection yields also the… … not in use, the moistener is placed in a watertight case, MEYER'S ELECTRIC LARYNGOSCOPE. shown in Fig. 1. To use the moistener, it is grasped by the handle, and the fabric pressed upon the surface dentists, is the invention of Mr. Curt W. Meyer, of 357 been done—and the work has hardly commenced—we…

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