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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 14 (April 1881) (1881)

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or model; but they do permit selected from many desirable forms to illustrate this in- piles, they are also more easily replaced than the latter when the claim to be varied, provided the same invention is de- vention. Inside the tube, are arranged a number of destroyed. scribed in both patents.… … claim or claims in a different way, the law is well settled ELLSWORTH'S TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH LINE middle of the handle, which is hollow. This construction that the change does not of itself vitiate the new patent, but SUPPORT. admits of a free circulation of air, which keeps the handle that, on…

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