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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 17 (October 1884) (1884)

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spoonful. The effect, he says, is altnost in-stantaneous, and the dose seldom needs to be repeated. Hehas used it for all ages—from infants of a few months old tothose on the down-hill side of life, and has never known it tofail. The remedy is certainly a very simple one, and al-though no theory is… … ARMSTRONGS MAIL BAG. secured to the outer surface a piece of leather having V-shaped recesses formed in its bottom edge. On these piecesis secured a piece of leather, between which and the backslides a strap. Pivots are held in the back of the pouch, andare so arranged as to pass through the slots,…

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