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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 7 (February 1876) (1876)

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ountless number of generations which have formed her tion for jump seats of carriages, which admits of both front melting chamber, where it is diffused and caused to act upon dense population during the long period of her national ex- and rear seats being brought together so as to occupy the the… … Third, it is much easier for physicians to placed. HAXXA'S JUMP SEAT FOR CARRIAGES- manipulate when vaccinating than the The arrangement of the rear seat is shown quills, ivory points, or liquid lymph in tubes. istence. This of course is more figurative than literal, but in Pig. 3 and also in Pig.…

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