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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 8 (1879) (1879)

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ment into the tO oe STOP MOTION HAND PIECE FOR DENTAL ENGINES, preserved vegetables; indeed the products employed—chloro- and nervous without being able to assign any reason for it. ; The advantage of being able to instantly stop the revolu- phyl and chloride of sodium—are such as make part of our… … finish is consistent with the use for which the tool is de- parts of vesscls, their success would prove to be a sanitary soluble in ether. acquisition of inestimable value.’ signed. As to the origin and geological relations of this remarkable =r ‘<The losses to this country by yellow fever ‘have…

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