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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 15 (April 1872) (1872)

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more or less strong as the of the muscles of the hands, wrists, arms, shoulders, back, sediment. case may require, of corrosive sublimate (" mercuric chlo- loins, legs, and particularly of the abdomen, to be put forth The body of the trap is of cast iron or other metal, and the ride," as it is now… … it not for the changes in the earth's crust which chinery and equipment shall be removed to are constantly being effected by the action of sub- SELF-ACTING TRAP FOR SEWER AND DRAINAGE RESERVOIRS. New York, and put up and operated.—Milwau- terranean forces, of which the earthquake is the most active…

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