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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 4 (January 1878) (1878)

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e of the vessel. Below the screws is arranged are turned off forming angular bodies with arc-shaped sides. whole is uniformly heated. The furnace is said to be an a longitudinally and laterally swinging speed indicator that A Folding Chair patented by Zenophon Earle, of Apple- effective one. works… … rig. 7.—CUTTING QUILLS. into a tank. Stittville, N. Y. It embodies a new mode of combining the Messrs. W. H. Haylock and Alonzo Benedict, of Jones- ville, N. Y., have patented new Wagon Springs. The in- splints together and with strengthening splints so as to in- Fig. 6.-BUNCHING TOOTHPICKS.…

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