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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 14 (1878) (1878)

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, the blade is passed down from the top until through the whole specification, entirely irrespective of the | taire, but it is strong and durable, and, besides, it possesses | the lower end, going through the foot and even with the fact as to whether the fiber was to be used in a loose or, the… … general theory of a process invention, but failed to disclose drill is stationary while the saw is in motion, but it may be some one method of carrying it into effect. He further ob- started by shifting the main belt from the pulley at the back PLATINUM-TIPPED DIAMOND SETTING. jected that the claim…

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