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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 7 (1883) (1883)

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and the solid remaindcr is sold as a fertilizer, for and rigidly secured to the front end of the shaft is a hand or which it is well adapted. A letter in the Mew Haven Palla- near oneend. The burner is provided witha mixing cham- pointer, which is kept in its initial position at 0 against a ber in… … chine is all in one direction. This machine is remarkable NEARY’S ADDING MACHINE. This iron has many advantages, among which are the for its simplicity and its economy in the use of power. It economy of fuel, uniformity of temperature, saving of time delivers a current of very low electromotive…

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