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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 19 (1893) (1893)

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ted by the use to the blood the peculiar principle which a diseased digital examination of the pulse—that the arterial ten- or disordered organ requires, we do that which nature, of the very efficient and easily operated traveling crane shown in the illustration. Tracks were laid to unassisted,… … the effect upon the kidneys follows as a logical conse- | tures from all the railways, and it was a simple mat- correct, nourishes the heart. It is the substance which ter, with this machine, to transfer a heavy piece of an ill-conditioned heart must have for its well being. quence. Many…

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