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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 8 (February 1867) (1867)

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nd day he produced 5,073 pounds of clean scoured wool, he when uncovered it was a perfect casting. A workman heed- end to the bag. Knots may be tied in the cord as a security says:— lessly struck it with a hammer, when two or three hundred I have three sets of 40-inch American cards running only… … erators, are to-day nowhere. This shows that to keep posted you need to in time and fail to produce if there was not a provision for keep moving: but you need not go to England, France, Austria, nor Prussia. against slipping, although the elasticity of the hook will gen- The writer has spent his…

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