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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 1 (July 1869) (1869)

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ee miles an hour. The ting his laboratory with the new apparatus. A, represents a suitable frame of wood to which the other batteries that were used in the drill differ very much from I have had the pump in operation in my laboratory for parts of the machine are fastened. B represents fixed bear-… … CANFIELDS, IMPROVED PATENT ELEVATOR unloading at any floor, and for one of their principal advantages over the ordinary kind be- power hoists, provides at once for the slipping off, stretching the demand for wolf traps, beaver traps, and squaw axes ing the impunity with which they can be thrown…

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