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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 18 (May 1877) (1877)

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to suit saw can be altered if desired, or corrected if it does not run of ingenious arrangements for sustaining the muscles. Dr. the shank of the knob. A slit is made through the band, at straight. Allen has succeeded in restoring to the face the natural ex- A, and a small tongue, B, is also… … all interfering with the stability. In each of these spaces, The straining rod, D, is provided with a cupped nut, C, particularly in the walls facing the south, is placed one or containing a spiral spring. This and the stop in the back more round earthenware waterpots, the height of which nick in…

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