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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 2 (1881) (1881)

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to in all measures pertaining to the adoption of stand toreamers. The teeth are formed on the cutter or reamerin former position. The tool is then partly withdrawn from ards for car construction, or the expenditure of money, one the nose with one hand, and the nose ring placed in position more vote… … the larger cylinder above, the piston is forced chronic eczema; Prof. Dr. M. Deschere, on capil- upward and carries the smaller piston with it, lary bronchitis; Prof. Dr. W. C. Earle, of Chi- closing the overflow pipe, when the water forced cago, on diphtheritic croup; and Prof. Dr. J. P. Mills, of…

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