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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 12 (1868) (1868)

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lifting and conveying heavy stones and WOODSIDE’S PATENT SELF-SETTING ANIMAL TRAP, inventor states, the blood of the rat does not have time to other weighty bodies. : Patented through the Scientific American Patent agency, stain the knives and deter others from taking the place of the The… … to be cruel, yet it is difficult to see how it can beavoided. The neither railroads nor canals should ever pay dividends to any- —_—_—_—_—_3 @ o—___—_—- engraving presents a view of a self-setting trap, intended as a Carbonization of Wood. body, but should pay their working expenses and no more,…

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