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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 9 (1874) (1874)

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ore the suf- wheel, n, through the spur wheels to the needle rollers,whence k, ks. The printing tables, which are also covered with an ferer: As soon as possible, he poured a teaspoonful of lau- the latter are prevented fromrotating. If thelever,7, passes elastic material, serve as a support for… … sweat would start out and the man begin to revive. The the action of the rack. This arrangement facilitates finish- off the beam, /, and passing over one stretching roller, three quickness with which laudanum produces perspiration is ing heavy stuffs, of which large surfaces have to be printed…

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