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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 9 (August 1880) (1880)

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ons accompanying the use of belts, in a damp atmosphere. to the Rio Grande for a bath. Among them was Captain An improved attacliment for sewing machines which will Fig. 2 represents the projector for throwing the light. .Tack Crawford. After being in the water about three quar- fold down the seam… … ments and will produce the same results with the Miller coupling and with a'com- Fig. 1.-MAXIM'S DYNAMO-ELECTRIC MACHINE as the more expensive type, shown in mon link to any usual form of drawhead, Fig. 2. The front glass is in strips to pre- Mr, Charles Seymour, of Defiance, O., vent breakage, due…

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