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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 10 (March 1865) (1865)

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ily conceive, there is no ing they are obliged to put up with justifies them in death was at his throat he altered his mind, and pro- being as curt and uncommunicative as if they owned possibility of ascertaining precisely the loss of life, mised large benefactions if he recovered. He was because… … will continue to receive careful attention, and all experiments and FITZPATBICK'S PERPETUAL TIME INDICATOR. practical results will be fully recorded. WOOLEN, COTTON AND OTHER MANUFACTURING INTERESTS The dial illustrated herewith is designed to relieve ing at a conclusion, and it has now been…

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