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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 10 (1880) (1880)

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of Neury, N. J., has patented a | bind the forthcoming cotton crop, if it reaches the number The annexed cuts, which we take from La Nature, repre- machine for cutting lace from paper to be used for orna- of bales predicted by statisticians, or 6,000,000 bales. The menting paper boxes, cigar boxes,… … Mr. Edward Seyfarth, of Lanark, Ill, has patented an flat bar a little wider than the lenses, the bar being made of improved ear piercer, so constructed that the puncture can Fig. 1—HYDRO-THERAPEUTIC APPARATUSIN OPERATION, two pieces connected together by a hinge, so that they could be made exactly…

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