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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 19 (1875) (1875)

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wo opinions as to the use- ings are not easily obtained, and where the most available fulness and beauty of the structure. As it will be seen, it is <9 —________ architect is a capable and practical carpenter. To the inhabi- Rheumatism in the Horse and other Animals, tants of such districts we… … in the neighborhood of noisy disturbanve than would na- manufactories. The defen- turally arise from the pain dant is a cooper, carrying on in the inflamed part, cuisite amount of shade; and the climbing plants, which are business in the rear part of the plaintiff’s house, and had Acute rheumatism…

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