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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 14 (1865) (1865)

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eam DIBBLE’S DENTAL APPARATUS. A patent is now pending on this instrument Navigation Company pay £1 a week to a rat-catcher through the Scientific American Patent Agency by The process of filling teeth cannot, by any possi- for professional services on board the company’s W. H. Dibble, D. S., of… … theless it has to be endured by most persons at one chiefly of carbonic acid gas and nitrogen, he first of a submarine cable made from this patented algw- passes through water, in order to cool them, en the time of boring, scraping, filing and similar and, at the same time, to free them from…

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