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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 1 (July 1879) (1879)

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a long time, because most of PNEUMATIC CLOCK. spike with an ax. The fifth and top floor of the edifice is The pneumatic clocks that were exhibited in the Austrian supposed to be the residence of the proprietor. The win- them are in pain. Something more than ten years ago and American sections of… … print I mount in the books of fiery lava was flowing COHEN'S PNEUMATIC CLOCK. of the hospital. Other from the crater of Smeru prints are made on the down to the southern surgeons'private orders at little more than cost price. When coast, illuminating all the neighborhood at night with its matched…

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