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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 22 (1874) (1874)

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ture lightly over the painful part and allow it todry. The application never blisters, though it may oc- the unique specimens in the garden of the same genera from casion a tingling sensation of the skin. The compound has best results. also been found of great service in the relief of toothache.… … The journey through the Valley of pressure, it is evident that great waste of HYDRAULIC RIVETING MACHINE. Death occasioned the utmost apprehen- power would ensue thereby, and in all sion, evinced through the entire season. To this was added direct acting steam-riveting machines this waste must come…

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