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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 25 (June 1891) (1891)

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sease. They should al- title upon a book cover is shown in the accompanying Another feature of the fender is that it can be folded ways examine the fauces by standing behind or at the illustration, and forms the subject of a patent which back so as to occupy no storage room in the car sheds. side… … doubtful. Diet could embrace milk with sarco-pep- new war vessls. tones, beef tea, or meat juice, and the various pre- The magnitude of the coming trial is further shown REYNOLDS' BOOK FINISHER'S MACHINE. digested compounds. Large and frequent doses of by the number of plates that will now be put…

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