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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 18 (November 1900) (1900)

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The cathedral at Speyer was To subject a horse to a surgical operation has always founded in 1030 and built immediately afterward. limited and ineffective. The frame is then revolved, been a task which has required the utmost skill and without the slightest shock, in either direction, accord- There… … ficient dimensions to admit a horse being placed in- through two tunnels, somewhat similar to that of OPERATING TABLE IN THE VERTICAL POSITION, side. This framework, which weighs about 784 pounds, the new electric railway. The authorized capital of READY TO RECEIVE THE HORSE. is sn-pended upon a…

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