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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 12 (March 1880) (1880)

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not utilized to the best advantage,and besides this exertion, and permits of full control of the shovels. It is turbine. The current from the latter is conveyed to a second heat exerts i destructive action on hair or wool, so that they, light on the horses, and may be turned in growing corn 1… … by a peculiar process. According to our English contem- CLOE'S RIDING ATTACHMENT FOR CULTIVATORS In applying the non-conductor to poraries, Mr. J. W. Swan, of Newcastle- ■ steam pipes, the end Of one section is on-Tyne, patentee for the carbon pro- placed at the middle of the opposite section, so…

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