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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 10 (September 1897) (1897)

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inders, invented mand of the patient, etc., are a few of the points which In use, the cork is placed in the open lower end of the by George M. Searle and George N. Saegmuller, of seem to recommend an early hour ; on the other hand, device, when the sections are closed to hold the cork it is not to… … VON DEB LINDEN'S COBBING DEVICE. SEABLE AND SAEGMULLEB'S BANGE FINDEB.-Fig. 1. end of the cylinder connects with two ports in the re- versing valve chest, containing a reversing valve in the Washington, D. C, for which United States letters pa- of the bottle, after which the hand knob is struck to…

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