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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 3 (1887) (1887)

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adily release the toboggan at will, it having previously been held back by the stop until ter printed successively for a number of times showing that the vessel’s course has not been changed. ready to start. The speed of the vessel is marked by the rate at ——_—____—~—o+- e+. all AN IMPROVED FILTER.… … The above invention has been the eggs will be partly open to inspection without re- patented by Mr. William T. Nes- bet, and for further, particu- tending from below the keel up to the indicator, lars address Mr. D. Postlewait, Schell City, Missouri. motion being given to this shaft by a screw, P,…

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