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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 13 (1874) (1874)

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tion, pared by the help of the sand bath:—Gelatin, 1 part; gum and want, and litigation, and almost despair; and the im- arabic, 1 part; glycerin, 2 parts; with the least possible rod driven by gearing from the pulley, as shown, and of a mortal Morse must be added to the list, owing all to their… … which drops upon the endless traveling ness that causes adhesion to the surface WHITEHEAD’S BRICK PRESS. band beneath, and is carried forward to of the image and tends totearit. The the taker off. roller is covered with ink in the usual way, namely, by work- If ing it over anelastic surface, such…

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