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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 1 (January 1872) (1872)

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It is one of a numerous state of trance or apparent death; and relates particularly to that class of appliances whose main feature is a tube leading ports rising from the carriage. The supports, E, are mova class of improvements in carriage construction which have down into the ground. Heretofore… … of numerous modifications. The inventors consider the use even in the oldest appliances, modern inventive genius finds of the lid, closed as long as life is not detected but opened as scope for its labors. quick as life appears, of great importance. It prevents the ble to and from the grinding…

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