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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 4 (October 11, 1851) (1851)

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pes, forming a combined instru- rents can be applied before, during, or after mangled as in horse-shoeing. I have many a taining the liquid to be treated, the upper parts ment named “The Euterpean Attachment.” time thought, that a blacksmith’s shop would fermentation. The best apparatus for apply-… … Figure 3 represents the outside quarter of and afterwards operated on by the electric ac- taining the liquid, and are open to the atmos- within one another above the fire box and ‘the shoe, when fastened to the hoof, as the phere. c is the containing vessel, and it may tion, as set forth. To…

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