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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 12 (1871) (1871)

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Mr. John Rams- ly of hazel, ash, oak and thorn, are cut with a bill in the same arrangement of the tubes which enclose the springs. bottom for this purpose, which works in a chamber situated way as kidney bean sticks, and are brought to the factory in The case is cast in two pieces. Its vertical… … load a new series of spirals is minal station, and the fan is kept brought into action, and so on, till running until the discharge from the spring is loaded to its full ca- it becomes quite clear, showing pacity. his feature is novel, and as important as novel, as that no steam or smoke remains in…

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