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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 2 (January 1879) (1879)

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s set in action by the electro-magnet, patented an improved Lubricator or Oil Cup, designed to be were signs of tension and a slight blush around the sutures. E. When the current passes through the electro-magnet, E, attached to the steam chest of a locomotive, and depending Tincture of opium (25… … of the bone). Other pigs, from the same litter, fed upon pota- in the latter prevents the re-establishment of the current toes, leached-out meat, meal, and additional phosphates, for when the light is extinguished. It does not appear, how- for its automatic feed or operation upon the intermittent…

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