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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 26 (1878) (1878)

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he albuminous material, in addition to starch, found in their To dress spur gears, the head is moved crosswise on the magnet. M. Maiche claims in this way to realize two ap- seeds, have always been considered the equals of the most frame, the bar is swung to 0°, or parallel to the spindle on… … in the planer and atthe same time that the ing, the animal becoming demented and GLEASON'S GEAR-DRESSING MACHINE. teeth are shaped. wasting away as its fondness increases to For further particulars address the manu something like the opium habit inman. Dr. Rothroch detected at New Camp Grant,…

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