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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 6 (1868) (1868)

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these difficul- pendent.’ Bot it is remarkable that the drooping of the ears, cured at the tip of the stay rod by sewing, which is not al- ties. It can be hung against the wall or secured to anything though rrobably the effect of disuse, is not accompanicd by ways neat and seldom effectua), the… … education, and thusearly impressing upon the youthful mind a knowledge of himself, of the uses of the different parts of The match receptacle, A, is pivoted at B tothe body of the his body, and of the meane which he must take to preserve its safe, opened by means of a thumb piece at the top of the…

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