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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 10 (September 1873) (1873)

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justment of dimensions and construc- lathe this. Always did like to run a double ender. Man from drafts of air as from cold water. The modern style of tive parts is a corollary of sush a knowledge of the ulti- ain't liable to get dozy. Lost eight hundred dollars once on cutting the hair in men, and… … known to be the cau.se of some diseases, which makes it pos- the east of the American continent will, at no distant time, cost. The bearing thereof upon the stability of structures sible that they are the cause of others. The cause of infec- be able to draw their chief supplies. is of essential…

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