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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 1 (January 1880) (1880)

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a packing at each end to arrow strips, with the seed fixed between the folds, so that prevent the escape of the liquid. When the device is once requires a higher temperature to fuse it than gold; ordinary ley may be rolled up in compact form for keeping. Such commercial copper, however, melts below… … RECENTLY PATENTED NOVELTIES. FiQ. l.—Antomatic Liquid Weigher. Pia. 2.—Steam Fog Alarm. Fia, 3—Improved Seed Pacliage. Pig. 4.—Electro-Magnetic Motor. Fio. 5.—Adjustable Wasli. Bowl. Fias. 8 and 7.—Tap for Tin Cans. © 1880 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC

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