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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 5 (1888) (1888)

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ve, with the aid of a flexible air instantly and simultaneously, and their connecting large and small drums being wound oppositely with pipe, entered a room containing a dish of burning sul- chain dropping harmlessly on the thwarts, out of the respect to each other. The windlass shaft is operated… … ERS. HO TARBELL’S CLAMP. TARDY’S SLAUGHTER HOUSE HOIST. For Swollen Feet. Two screw-threaded rods are socketed in the fixed jaw wheel for receiving an endless rope employed in work- Policemen, mail carriers, and others whose occupa- of the clatnp, the movable jaw moving freely on these ing the…

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