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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 7 (1868) (1868)

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d is intended to spar. ‘T'o these stays and also tothe mast are attached suita- Bidder and Schmidt have tried repeated experiments upon obviate any such disaster. The engraving shows plainiy a ble blocks and other appliances for furling and extending the dogs, by tying the duct which conveys the… … some symptoms accompanying dyspepsia. It is often so for- applied to both feet of the ladder, which would seem to be Messrs. Eprtors :—I send herewith a plan for an index or midable as to be almost the only symptom complained of, preferable, as it would obviate the necessity of turning the…

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