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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 3 (July 1874) (1874)

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been made the pieces, as was necessary in the old style of plunger. The in- subjeet of some valuable improvements which will doubtless side ring also being made thinnest at the cut, greater elastici- tend to add considerably to the efficiency of the machine. ty is gained. The points of novelty… … with an ordinary coal stove. There is no smell from the lamp kisB, of Stratford, Conn., consists of a sort of clock which is terns (nine sizes) having been made for the purpose. Bronze Patent pending through the Scientific American Patent placed on the taff rail or stern of the ship. A cord is then…

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