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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 24 (1895) (1895)

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om two rules: tendency to a mal an oblique or lateral motion only when his ante- novel apparatus shown in the accompanying illus- lateralization of the gait: in descents and a tendency rior, raised in the direction of the motion to be begun, tration. For this improvement patents have been permits… … hinged covers, in which may be kept the lasts, black- in this right along, it is necessary for it to have re- LUNDQVIST’S BOOT OR SHOE HOLDER. ing, brushes, cloths, ete. course to the utilization of the luminous impression upon the retina. 8 deduced of themselves to the end of improving the The…

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