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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 11 (1878) (1878)

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loth runs be- amined all varieties of leprosy, has distinguished several fixed on an ebonite plate at each end of the cylinder, which fore it passes to the setting-up brush. forms of the disease affecting the cagots, ranging from its Mr. W. 8S. Burgess, of Norristown, Pa., has invented an last may… … may be kept in revolution for some time and a M. PLANTE’'S NEW RHEOSTATIC MACHINE. Carriage Attachment, by which logs, after being considerable number of discharges obtained without apparent enfeeblement of the secondary battery.” a color of the eyes and hair, up to a horribly repulsive malady.…

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