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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 3 (1877) (1877)

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re. As we have previously pling and hoisting or lifting any desired article. It consists idly performed than is ordinarily the case. Fig. 2 is a sec- | stated, some of the so-called granite ware contains lead, and of two bowed arms, pivoted together and provided at their tional view, and Fig. 1 isa… … can take proper hold of the ice. unfit for use, and dangerous to health. This device was patented February 29, 1877, by Mr. Peter —————++ 0 +e _____ Euler, of Troy, N. Y. A GASPIPE BEDSTEAD. To the upper portion of the frame is attached an inclined bar —_—_)1+- An ingeniously simple bedstead can be…

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