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

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g the india-rubber to collapse, and so producing the breastbone next to the neck. The cavity is then filled In wickets of locks on canals tlhe journals only are sub- with cotton and the skin drawn back into place. The inside a change of form. In the construction of the road steamer the greater… … pounds uf coals and water the whole was accomplished with also filled with cotton. The specimen should then ease and celerity, and so.accustomed are the people in Leith be suitably arranged, encircled by a slip of paper, to its performance that no notice was taken of it except by and placed ona bed…

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