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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 10 (September 1887) (1887)

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for attachment of the pans or other receptacles. ficient evidence to warrant a belief that the presence of nerve vibra.tion to account for the prostration which Theyg,re made of iron or brass wire; and are firmly micro-organisms in the respiratory fluid is very unde- many suffer after a prolonged… … or the counterpoises we have mentioned. by his inventions, in which he is as pro- l!k£ FLOATINO BALANCE. lific and ingenious as Edison. His latest When in equilibrium, it is examined as to its stability. If it is sensitive to one- device is a trumpet to be used for tele- exclusion would be…

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