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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 8 (February 1868) (1868)

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crews Fig. 2 is a sliding rest for to all foreign substances. and crumble, the second portion—i.e., the other 2,000 pounds holding straight saws, its lower portion, N, being formed The Inventor states that he Immersed a watch, inclosed in of bones—is brought into the larger ditch, and covered in… … The actual wear of watch movements, apart success as a wash for sheep to keep them clear from the presence of dirt, is very slight. A ENGLE'S PATENT AIR TIGHT WATCH CASE. of vermin. What a pity that the wasted ex- watch must be kept clean if good results are pectorations of tobacco chewers could…

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