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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 8 (1880) (1880)

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pressure entering the upper cylinder assist- other, so that when the lever, A, is pressed down the fol- Plates, A, which are fitted to the convex face of the ing in pulling upward on the table, by means of the con- lower, C, rises, and when in its highest position is locked hames, have a series of… … of trine extension, surfaces, lines, and points, each of which DAVIS'S IMPROVED HAME,. is infinitely divisible; trine extension-into’ surfaces, surface NEW WAGON JACK. into lines, lines into points, and points into infinitesimal automatically by the short arm of the lever, A, and the in- is…

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