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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 12 (September 1880) (1880)

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ple and observed: During application of the cold, while the subject' and is held beneath the animal's under lip. Ordinarily the shows every sign of very intense sensations (painful or other-1 spikes are prevented from pricking the horse by the curved durable, has been patented by Mr. Amedee… … except by the bell ringers. Mr. John H. Tilley, quiet, the retardation of the pulse stops or pro- of Newport, R, I., has invented a transmitter for MABBEN'S HALTEB FOB FBEVENTING HOBSES EKOM CBIBBIXG. gresses slowly; but in the opposite case it is very fire alarm telegraphs that will first act to…

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