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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 18 (November 1877) (1877)

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for embalming bodies which bids fair to revolutionize the busi- tion was rife. All changes were arrested, the skin cleared ness of undertaking. If his plan shall be adopted and suc- some months at the Old Castle Iron and Tin-plate Works, Llanelly, South Wales. Mr. Caddick is a practical furnace up,… … is the generator; B the inner casing, and C primary incision is slighter, and consequently Fig. 1.-CADDI0K AND MAYBERY PUDDLING FURNACE divides smaller and fewer veins than when I the outer casing. Blast is admitted into the expose the femoral artery. I use the gravi- space between the inner and…

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