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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 4 (1885) (1885)

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or perma- cords leading to the crank lever, and the signalarm as- which presses them apart, thereby pressing the edges nent part, and the twolugs at the heel enter openings, sumes its lowest position. The train then passes the of the two hollow sections together. These sections may and are firmly… … a et PRYOR’S NOVEL HORSESHOE. Peptonization, HERVEY’S EGG HOLDER. An observation communicated by M. Marcano to the smooth shoe can be removed, and the one formed with Academy of Sciences is suggestive of what may prove a ticity, and they may be ornamented in any appropriate calks secured in its…

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