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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 19 (May 1891) (1891)

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by the length of rope with its weight oper- but the sound was well defined, and in understanding ating the frame, while, to close the gate quickly, the the latter rod being pivoted by a screw to the rear side the mother tongue there is no difficulty. It is only of the tank, while its upper end… … prescribed as a mouth wash during healing. The den- closed. Each wing consists of a front plate or strip CONDER'S MILK COOLER. ture is applied a few days later, and is of course to be and a flexible connection secured thereto and to the regularly removed for the purpose of cleaning. He body of the…

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