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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 22 (November 1889) (1889)

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spout leading from the chamber thus formed, ing the passage of a procession. The hats waving in W. R. Johnston. by means of which the drainage water accumulating the air convert the peaceful waiting into an enthusias- One of these is the brace, which is an oval-shaped there may be poured off. A… … JOHNSTON'S PATENT SIDE DRUM. tions, they present the aspect of a tumultuous and agitated crowd commenting upon grave of sheet metal is secured to the side of the body to form flning which serves to prevent the brace from slipping events.—La Nature a chamber in which knives, forks, and spoons may be…

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