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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 26 (June 1870) (1870)

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nd tobacco, or liquor, would keep oflf the sense of hunger longer animals as they float on the surface of the water. In every puttiug on the fellies of wheels. The hub rests upon a than a penny's worth of anything else. Scientific men ex- case the animal is blind ; a kind of film covers the eyes… … the arms. These arms car- CRUTCHFIEID AND WHIITEN'S SPOKE TENONING MACHINE. stupid an aspect, has yet ry at their outer ends the brace guide, which by their aid is adjusted to any re- sufficient intelligence to assume the offensive, and to overcome amorphosis of the tissues ;" in other words, it…

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