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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 1 (1865) (1865)

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stitution ot human shoulder which serves to act on the clapper of a bell nature. We can conceive of no scheme more mani- whenever one of the tickets is withdrawn from the festly impracticable than a joint stock company of box and thereby the attention of the passenger is inventors, as each member… … to sulphurous ores, it is necessary that the latter pin of the same, said stud being brought in contact contain a certain amount of sulpho-metals, thus thoroughly and find no fault in it. Appended is a with the ends of siots in the lower end of the artifi- allowing not a complete desu!phurization.…

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