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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 15 (1864) (1864)

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rely avoided. Ship-owners are and more malicious youths destroy the apparatus en- soon as its efficacy becomes recognized. What is re- interested in the success of thissystem, as it promises tirely by throwing ink, &c., upon them. These quired by the veterinary surgeon is a substance pos-… … the artificial hoof may be depicted a simple algebraic smoothed and polished. sum, and hehas also shown In this manner many a valuable horse may be ren- the instructor in the act of pointing out some precise but it serves another equally important object—that dered useful which otherwise would only…

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