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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 3 (1892) (1892)

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ver the end of the other mem- man that does this with knowledge is spared the dis- swinging branch chute, at the upper end of which is a ber. Near the pivot of the tool, in the handle section, mal failures of ignorance, but he that tries to use pow- pivoted fly, controlled by a crank, from which a… … Chromic Acid an Antidote to Snake Poison. cargo at an expenditure of 14,500 Prof. Kaufman, of the Veterinary College at Atfort, pounds of coal to a ton now does has discovered that chromic acid, used hypodermati- handle rod extends to the top of the frame. This the same work by burning about 350…

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