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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 24 (1890) (1890)

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ABLE. AN IMPROVED DUMB-WAITER INDICATOR. For the benefit of those who may wish to celebrate An easy-running labor-saving device, designed to cut In the accompanying illustrations is shown an auto- matically operating and effective device, whereby an ern Druggist : tiles, the strip of clay… … BENSING’S TILE OR BRICK CUTTING TABLE. On account of the calomel, this must not be burnt indoors. tion, and has been patented by Mr. Jacob Bensing, of Yellow Fire. Malinta, Ohio. On the inner sides of the supporting DUMB-WAITER INDICATOR. Sodium itrate...........ceccceseereseccecees cececeecees 3…

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