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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 23 (1883) (1883)

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establishments fragments will fall under stores; in shops and factories; at sea and on land; and the tachometer mounted upon the top of the frame. The com- machinery, benches, tables, and heating apparatus, besides higher the mechanical slxill and the more costly the pro- mutator brushes are set on… … favorable line, and the conductor, which is of large cross the ready excuse that only a small quantity is used, and quently swept up with other rubbish, placed in barrels, and section, is jointed, so as not to impede the motion. therefore it is not dangerous. A handful of cotton waste kept over…

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