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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 11 (March 1867) (1867)

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ing rein ; the first is directly attached to the ring of the proof to sustain it, and while there are strong proofs to the were then extracted from the air in the cylinder, we should bit, and, having no peculiar adjustment, needs no further de- contrary. The corrected experiment of Dr. Mayer does… … with the safety rein, preventing its being sample of lepidolite from Maine, yielded DONEHOO'S SAFETY REIN drawn through the bit ring, as before 24 per cent, and a rare mineral called pollux explained, while the safety rein, upon emergencies, draws the average vacuum of 3'25 pounds, to force the…

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