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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 6 (1885) (1885)

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pper ends, tery or acids. the infringer has deviated slightly in details or has and are widest at the pivots. A strap joining the He describes these hyperesthetic areas as consisting omitted something which an expert could discover. of three—posterior, middle, and anterior. The poste- lower cross… … cure is effected. if carbon is heated, being previously placed in a With the mechanism of the disease still in mind vacuum to prevent combustion. When sufficiently there remains one other method, which will be as much heated, the carbon becomes a veritable lamp, thus FURLONG’S IMPROVED LADDER.…

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