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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 17 (October 1888) (1888)

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oped, channeled, venomous fangs, which venom has accomplished its work of death. The vic- trated herewith and has been patented by Mr. George tim, which at first seems filled with astonishment, soon are of unequal size, movable, conical, and bent back- ward, and which straighten up when the animal… … stripes, open in front, and, for the LOOMIS' CABBIAGE ELEVATOE. »< > > » most part, exhibiting a yellowish AN IMPBOVED GAUGE FOB WOODWORKERS, border behind. At the lower part of ing a surface large enough to hold a carriage is adapted the sides there is likewise a longitudinal row of dark A gauge…

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