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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 23 (1867) (1867)

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boss of the eccentric is released from any other country. The insertion of the ordinary wire spring commonly used the stick and the umbrella can be readily closed, the slide The bridge is located about two miles below the falls, and on umbrellas and parasols necessitates a mortise in the han-… … ADDING to the width of a belt and of the faces of the pul- dle, which by being cut nearly through the stock diminishes marks the degrees of temperature. The two parts are in such proximity that the telegraphic lever in passing around wide belt is always better than a narrow one strained to itg the…

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