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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 2 (January 1891) (1891)

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with a special etiological identity shown by Klein to exist between train of 16 carriages, having a total weight of 667,800 panying illustration, and has been patented by Mr. diphtheria in cats and in man requires confirmation. Reginald Forwood, of Paris, Texas. It is made of three lb. Lead bars… … main shaft are two large fifty-inch pulleys, one of New York City. Aligning vertical supports on a suita- FORWOOD'S PARALLEL RULER. which burst into a thousand pieces and the other was ble base carry horizontal shafts on which are disks broken and cracked so that it could not be run. When having…

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