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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 19 (1869) (1869)

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infant’s ployed ; one-half grain of Eddy’s dry lampblack, and four months, body is secured a cushioned ring made to open on a hinge and drops of boiled linseed oil, were mixed with— I can well recollect when it was the custom among tanners properly fastened. It may have straps, if necessary,… … tes, the color was a pure drab; the presence of six and a Having endeavored to define the cause, we will suggest a lower circle, or ring, of metal by four ornamental bars having quarter per cent of oxide of zinc was sufficient to communi- remedy, which will be to introduce, into every department of…

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