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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 7 (February 1891) (1891)

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done is to mount the plat- siderable interest to us now to know that this device space, the continuity of which is carried forward and form of the nickel in the slot scales, and drop in your was well known to the Patent Office during the middle aft by the water-tight flats forming the magazines,… … t h at the Chinese—who poses is also secured on Fig. 2,-NOBLE'S AUTOMATIC PERFUME DISTRIBUTOR. Fig. 1.-LUSTBAL WATER VASE DESCRIBED BT seem to be credited with deck. In addition to this, PATENTED IN 1889. HEE0N. ABOUT 100 B.C. every new discovery—had four torpodo tubes are fit- used thumb…

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