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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 24 (1883) (1883)

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back to the For shifting the paper after each cut, a horizontal lever is daily, the greatest effort having been achieved in 1882, when lower part of the stack, from where they can easily be used which is quite similar to the reversing bar of a loco- 3,590 meters were bored, while the St. Gothard… … glass, beginning at the top, and in- possible, by operating with a gauge clining them as they are being quadruple the size that is to be ob- taken out; with the other hand New Use for Electricity. tained, to cut in two what has been obtained by the first cause the rest to adhere by lightly rubbing…

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