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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 12 (1877) (1877)

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newregistering thermometer. The bon to cause it to harden under any circumstances. ‘There apparatus for hoisting building stones while the same are instrument is composed of two parts, (1) the thermometer are instances of boilers that have been in active service for being hoisted into position. In… … wandering mass had come to rest on the earth. One ob- tween the two wheels a needle oscillates, one of the extremi- jection at least to this theory will suggest itself to the read- ties of which serves alternately to stop one of the wheels. stone itself is used to act upon levers so that the block…

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