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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 20 (May 1890) (1890)

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n the Body. extending central conical portion, through which is an and the lever is swung around until the wire is brought The adoption of small bore rifles by most European opening for the passage of the handle, there being also up against the post, when the teeth of the U-bar, being… … ing a spout for the delivery of water from the cup. employed—will not occur. The new projectile, which, at 100 meters, passes KING'S WIRE STRETCHER. The military commission of the Austrian army have through four or five limbs and smashes up three thigh established a law that the offense of…

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