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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 25 (June 1879) (1879)

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s heard, scaring the cattle and terrify- The box or casing (Pig. 1), the upper portion of which ing the inhabitants for twenty miles about. There was a scribed. The box, instead of being triangular, is square and the pipe is straight. The pipe is raised up in the manner line of yellow-reddish… … Dr. Ebrard, of Nimes, states that he has for many years An improvement in bakers' ovens has been patented by BENSON & HOSE'S HYDRANT. treated all his cases of sciatica and neuralgic pains with an Mr. George Brake, of Lansing, Mich. The sides, ends, and improvised electric apparatus, consisting…

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