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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 9 (1886) (1886)

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, the arms tapering down slightly from the ’ The Sanitary, World considers cleanliness not only essential to good health, but it is a mark of good recess, into which fits a cap having a projection from be operated by one or two powers. The driving shaft breeding. The laborer, by the clinging of… … mmation, etc., there is no remedy more the bars in place. DRESSER’S WOOD SAWING MACHINE. certain .to give relief. In cases of obstinate The lever being properly adjusted, and the screw and dogs being placed in position, constipation also, wonderful cures have been tapered surfaces of the arms,…

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