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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 21 (November 1883) (1883)

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e bar, d, and brought down against the main bar, drawing the hames together. always sustained by their unbounded faith in the capacity vent the box loop from forward movement when in place upon the hame clip. The box loop is prevented from back- This invention has been patented by Mr. B. F. Jones,… … to will power. Alcohol cannot be used in moderation with- positively testitied that this was human blood and not dog's LELIE'S HAME TUG. blood. When asked if he was the only one who could tell out grave injuries to the nerve centers. this, he replied that "there were hut four men in the world The…

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