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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 6 (1893) (1893)

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in place while the line is being |this instance. Starting from a point, R, the arma- +6 _________ formed. The improvement has been patented by Mr. | ture conductor is curved along the circumference until A STRONG AND CHEAP BEDSTEAD. Arthur A. Hill, of No. 327 West Twenty-third Street, |it reaches… … the French navy, and as many more are in course jother pieces which can be wrenched from the bed and HILL’S PRINTER'S COMPOSING STICK. of construction, while the Messageries Maritimes|used as weapons. The head and foot pieces each con- and other steamship lines have adopted them largely. | sist of…

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