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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 14 (1890) (1890)

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steam. be obtained by addressing the inventor, Mr. W.C. other jaw of the vise is supported by a standard at the Each division of the cylinder is provided with throttle Quigley, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. end of the bench, and is adjustable by a screw. The valves, and all of the throttle valves are… … Known as the ‘‘ wire motion,” and contains a device for produces an excellent and convenient preparation for inserting and withdrawing the wires which form the painting over cuts or wounds. It readily acts as a ‘* pile” in tapestry carpets. styptic and protective to the wound, and causes neither…

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