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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 7 (February 1880) (1880)

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ience with the ordinary was 500. If no strike had taken place, their wages would mouth blowpipe, as it not only saves a great amount of hard exertion. have amounted to $144,000. But they received from society labor, but it delivers a steadier and stronger blast than it is Further particulars may be… … BURGESS' PATENT POBTABLE MECHANICAL BLOWPIPE. derangement of business for the time being, but in many is to furnish a clock for use in Masonic lodges, which shall cases future embarrassment, if not failure. , be so constructed that it may be made to strike twelve low possible to maintain with the…

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