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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 12 (March 1875) (1875)

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nt of paratus. The construction is also such as to allow of turn- net, he heated them with an alcohol lamp, and when they the weight of the bodies. The excesses of alkali, of press- ing the machine with much greater facility. had cooled detached them, and once more determined their ure, or of heat… … his shoulder, and the machine moves all the operations are performed in CENTER DRAFT TONGUE FOR REAPERS AND MOWERS. forward in a straight line. open vessels, the contents of which The action of the spring, E, is to keep the rear end of the are raised to ebullition by steam, not exceeding in…

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