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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 22 (May 1874) (1874)

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ds of the mate- solutions of sulphate of copper and of oxalate of potash, horses valueless. Nature has made the hoof elastic, and to rial to proper angles, and a vise which holds the frame firm- separated in a tube by albumenoid substance, beautiful blue confine it, in a bar or kindred inelastic… … constructed of iron, has on its table a square, A, Fig. 1. B B are two movable blocks which clamp the moldings to be mi- tered against the sides of the square by pressing against the backs of the pieces, and thus not injuring the faces. The clamps are moved back and forth by a screw, C, on which…

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