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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 13 (1870) (1870)

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y than skins, inas- G, and in center of the recess, C, of the plate A. Bars of wood, turned round and handsomely finished, are so The iournals, D, are formed with shoulders, E, as shown. much as the proportions will be better preserved. Small mam- suspended by cords and pulleys that theyare drawn… … sorbs the fluids remaining in the cavity. tire and thisring of steel plates have no PATCH’S CLOTHES DRYER. The leg is then grasped close to the body, rigid connection, but are at perfect liberty and a knife or wire is introduced into the cavity and run and an opening into the brain may be made…

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