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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 8 (1878) (1878)

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nder tension will Dr. Mason, in a lecture on the Surgery of the Face, pub- be felt, and be accordingly controlled by the hand grasping be firmly clamped between the wedge block and the buckle lished in the Lancet, says that foreign bodies, such as cherry the handle. The drill may be used in any… … fessional” qualifications of both individuals. Of this exiled lowed the presence of the larve, but the patient recovered, BATES’ TRACE FASTENING. chemist we are told that, ‘‘ having seen mushrooms grow in although he remained deaf. Dr. Blake, of Boston, has seen France by supplying the ground with…

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