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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 12 (1882) (1882)

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ptic sup- the cotton seed. When the machine is revolved in the proper diminish in size from the bottom to the top, forming com- puration in the wound which led to the fatal result; (8) that direction, the seeds being carried by the concave flutes of partments for the bags. Thecompartmentsare marked… … false aneurism, except for the estab- lishment of putrid suppuration. the cylinder into the space between the cylinder and the in- In conclusion, Professor Esmarch refers to the popular the size of bags which they are designed to contain. The closing case, the knives rapidly remove the hulls.…

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