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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 1 (January 1886) (1886)

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of the fence are secured. A rod beht spirally in the middle of its length, to form an eye for receiving the center rod, is bent to the form clearly shown in the engraving. The extre- mities of th^ rod are bent _daw3«vard,-and-^ndined- slightly inward; near the ends of this rod shoulders are formed.… … ladder from that end. The ends of this round also HICKS' FABM FENCE POST. The Treatment of Obesity. form handles, by which the lower end of the ladder Starvation, semi-starvation, surcharging, "banting," may be drawn back from the building. It is evident set- in holes with the earth tamped around…

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