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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 6 (1888) (1888)

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air spaces are designed to be of suffi- cated ends. In the forward face of each thill, above preferably made of iron or steel, of one piece of metal cient size to safely float the boat with its largest prac- the axle, is pivotedfa curved arm, the other end of cast in the ordinary way, having a… … mill manager's or machiuist’s outfit. Messrs. Harding of 128 men, and each member set his teeth in the flesh ' BREVER’S WINDOW SILL. & Son make all kinds of self-registering indicators, from | of the offending brother. Other penalties for slight in- four to seven figures, for steam engines,…

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