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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 14 (April 1870) (1870)

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ication of the liquid is which the inventor claims possesses great strength and elas- removed by a wire brush, and the metal rubbed with a clean WHAT ABE CONDIMENTS? ticity with adjustability, so that the amount of movement can piece of rag, and this operation is repeated after every fresh… … that he did not like abut on shoulders BANKS' INCLOSED PLATE CAR SPRING. his beef-tea out of the formed on the two por- are then applied, and also of No. 3, with a full sponge ; and same unwashed cup which had just held his medicine, that it tions of the case, as shown. These plates are separated…

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