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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 19 (May 1886) (1886)

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ixture made by Mr. Wakefield there druggist, and probably contained an unusually large project, facing each other, and are made to revolve was a total cessation of the heart's action in seven- amount of the active principle of the bulb. Sirup of in contrary directions. The rock is conveyed to the… … upon the mill, is transfer- Wakefield's sirup of squill red to the material, which was injected in the same Fig. 8.—THE STUBTEVANT MILL—THE BEVOLVING HEAD. Fig- 4.—THE BEVOLVING HEAD TAKEN APABT. is at once reduced to pow- way, and it produced a der ; in otherj-twords, the slowing of the heart's…

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