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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 11 (March 1870) (1870)

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your flesh and sitting in your bones." The partition walls vented by Mr. James Emerson, formerly of Worcester, now of are of paper, the outer walls of wood ; one room is to be used than heretofore ; any one may have a private test, but hence- Lowell, Mass. The stationary form of this instrument was… … EMERSON'S PORTABLE DYNAMOMETER. EMERSON'S STATIONARY DYNAMOMETER. in each house—for silk raising,where the worms will be kept will be published without fear or favor. Further information tific American, but the parts were not as fully shown as is and nursed, and the silk woven and otherwise…

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