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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 10 (March 1874) (1874)

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graphy. thereto, while the other is held by the patient, or else applied large saving of labor and files, while materially economizing M. Paul announces in Les Monde* a new process for trans- to some part of the chair, in order to be directed through the the power required to run the saw. ferring… … with the suspending thread. And the zero point of the saw easy, expeditious, and perfect. a scale, seen beyond, is in a line with tHese . three THE LITTLE GIANT SAW GUMMEE. Patented through the Scientific American Pa- parts when the needle is in its normal state of rest. tent Agency, by Mr. David…

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