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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 25 (1885) (1885)

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he mind in the caught up, and may almost command his own terms, A has been most successful. This injector may be placed curing of diseases, from which the following is ex- One of the most radical differences between these two in any position, requires no change for varying press- tracted: ures of… … to call it by the name that most pleased be the successful competitor. He will be them. anxiously sought for and re-engaged, while, It has always been known that the mind the other will soon go to swell the szanks.of: can exert a good or bad influence over the ‘the unemployed. It matters not what…

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