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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 5 (February 1873) (1873)

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, accurately and tion to the separation of the jaws. M. Mori, the Japanese charge d'Affaires, has written a re- firmly inserted. The lower fulcrum presses against the .».,♦►. markable letter to Professor Whitney, the distinguished clevis that connects directly with the tools that hold one end… … RIEHLE'S HORIZONTAL TESTING MACHINE. page 73 of our volume XXVII.), chlorine is made directly ent language of Japan is inadequate; and that it is the at the larger end by clevises that swing from the iron frame, and at the smaller end from a compound parallel crane beam, from muriatic acid, without…

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