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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 25 (June 1874) (1874)

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ecently devised an ir>ge, rectness, the monthly reports received by it of the state of may be raised very quickly. This avoids the delay of en- nious arrangement which, in connection with the ordinary the works. The report for March shows that the rate of ad- gaging the lever projection in the… … ble aid can be derived from stippling, the color being strengthened, where necessary.by applying it with the point ment will gripe and hold anything that can be introduced, disk, and of turning the arm in the opposite direction from of a fine brush. The colors must not be used too thin. and hence…

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