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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 23 (1884) (1884)

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he flash and the report, I es- completely insusceptible to hydrophobia.” through which the rod is passed; this allows the device to timated its distance from the camera to have been about five M. Pasteur. then went to a kennel and caressed a dog that be adjusted to hands of different sizes. miles.”… … The whole process is very quick, and the method has the DEVICE FOR HOLDING AND GUIDING THE FINGERS IN great advantage of being immediately adapted to any style thickness projects from the inner surface of the disk, and WRITING, of button desired, nochange io machinery being required, also forms an…

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