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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 1 (1882) (1882)

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the process is therein ago. Dr. Quimby made arrangements with a gentleman to completed, after which the cars are withdrawn. In the at the ends; and the lower bar is bent sufficiently to join the enter his room when he was asleep and apply chloroform to upper bar at the ends where both bars are bent… … is, the tendency to sag down by the fering from an abscess, and the same MEATYARD’S CAR TRUCK. pressure of the load. course was pursued with equal success. This improvement has recently been Two important inferences may be ber and ties awaiting treatment. One of the advantages of | drawn from these…

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