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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 1 (1885) (1885)

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ndependently. The bar, E, is attached to with either the London postal or telegraph system, the their sheep the way they should, giving them plenty the hanger so as toform side arms, one of which carries facilities thus placed within the reach of Parisians are to eat, and shedding them from all… … MUNFORD’S LEVELING INSTRUMENT. tangents, the latter meeting the ares at the centers of the sides of the triangle. The recessed disk carries three disk segments, which bind against the triangular apertured disk was used without the notches, the cen- that it makes nicer looking fleeces.—Natienal…

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