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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 11 (September 1880) (1880)

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e opposite half of the might arise from tremors of the earth, or from the shaking frame, and serves to draw the two parts together. The part, of the wall to which the apparatus is attached. It is claimed B, is made hollow to receive the needle, E, and a milled that the pantelephone, when once… … BIKCH'S SELF-ADJUSTING WATCH KEY. most of the work, they.did adopt machinery, but many DE LOCHT'S PANTELEPHONE. years too late. attending the use of the system is insignificant, since the " Then with regard to common pumps, they are now im- accumulations in the pipe or jaws of the key are at once…

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