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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 2 (July 1867) (1867)

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er exists, and they can then do it and sheath, a bar passes through the jaws, the apertures being far more easily, thoroughly, quickly, and with less effort than large enough to allow of the reciprocating movement of the at any other time. Most people pay little attention to this; Patented Oct. 30,… … Thus, of the 1354 grains of organic matter removed by the is reached.—Journal of Physical Culture. RALSTON'S DEVICE FOR CLOSING VISE JAWS. charcoal from the first six gallons of water, as much as 4'98 Remarks.—Many of the "ills that flesh is grains were given back to the next six gallons ; from…

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