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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 2 (July 1875) (1875)

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. The piece, D,might be made stationary,in which case the devicewould be useful in any ar-rangement in which it isnecessary to fasten tightlythe end of the rope. Patented through theScientific American PatentAgency, October 37, 1874,to Mr. Bowen, of Peach-ville. Pa. Tbe Magnetic Curve*. Rev. G. H.… … and that size very minute, are poured into a mortar, and asmall quantity of finely powdered resin is added: these are © 1875 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC. July io, 1875.I ^titntiiit ^mtxitm. 19 stirred together until the two substances are completely I NESSLES STBEET BAILWAY BAIL, mixed, and then,…

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