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Secrets of wise men, chemists and great physicians (1889)

David, Wm. K. (William King) · Chicago : Wm.K. David · leaf 84

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baths can be run by this apparatusby connecting them with a i)atli fetl by it.—Clmrlis I. IDincriiy. Note.—We have used for a numl)er of yc^ars in (his hihoratory a formof constant water liath wtiich was contrived by Mr. IMwanl Hogardus,formerly cliemist to tlie New Jersey State Geological Survey.… … It consists of two tomato cans connected by a tin tube. Into one ofthe cans a bottle of water is inverted. We generally use a five-poundacid bottle. The other can makes the bath. This bath can be left run-ning over night without fear. A large number of baths can be run bythis contrivance by simply…

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