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

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d, 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 curved projecting piece metal shell provided… … or six persons are walking about in all direc- MBS. WILSON'S DISH DBIEB. 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…

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