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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 23 (1890) (1890)

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by this new method is from three to ‘*The public should not be deprived of sights sup- tubular lower section, are two grooved pulleys over six days, or about one-half that occupied by the old. No posed to belong to it, without being clearly told what which the hoisting rope passes. The hoisting or… … his patent; and many a time we have had to stretch When one of these stones is placed under the eyelid, almost our consciences to help througha good invention at the outer corner, the natural movements of the lid against a bad description drawn by some blockhead. in winking push it gradually toward…

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