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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 15 (April 1886) (1886)

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ng used. The neck of a stationary object in the room by means of a strong The gasometer is small in relation to its capacity, and cylinder containing nitrous oxide is held in a yoke form- cord, so that when the apparatus is cast out of the win- weighs very little. Tiiis invention has been patented… … past eleven, it will be seen that the mark on the disk MIXING AND VAFOBIZING DEVICE FOB INHALEBS. COMBINED SFBING BED AND FIBE ESCAPE. opposite half-past eleven is numbered two, thereby indicating that the workman had been employed two cross pieces of the sections constitute the rounds of the…

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