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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 6 (February 1880) (1880)

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eave this interesting subject without referring to such manner as to adapt them for attachment to the saddle. began to crumble and crack open in places, and at the end a lantern slide, to which I applied this principle, and which An improvement in fan attachments has been patented by forms one of… … gular, the editor adds, that such legislation should be at- so that the clamp can be readily re- Fig. 2, LANTERN SLIDE FOB PROJECTING ARBORESCENT FORMS. tempted in face of the fact that the United States owes its moved from the press for cooling. remarkable growth and prosperity to the genius and…

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