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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 10 (1878) (1878)

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rog poisoned with curare, rigid under the heaviest pressures required. The crank a Wheat Steaming Apparatus, which consists in a double and exhibited the circulation of the blood in the capillaries shaft runs in Babbitt lined boxes, which have a simple ar- conical-ended cylinder, which contains an… … THE ‘“‘ ACME" PUMP. ceeded he has conferred a great boon on microscopists. cotton bush and seize the fiber, and then, with a motion to Dr. Devron writes a very fervid appeal in favor of this am- the rear to compensate for the progressive movement of the rangement for taking up the wear. Other…

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