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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 5 (July 1881) (1881)

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accidents that occur on patented by Mr. Chester C. Clark, of Brownwood, Texas, and the canceling stamp is previously supplied with ink, the the various railroads throughout the country every day; and designed for drawing corks from bottles containing cham- ink will be absorbed by the abraded… … CLARK'S AUTOMATIC CORK EXTRACTOR. Tin In the Sierra Madre, California. CLEMENT'S BANS SAW MACHINE. The Commercial, of Los Angeles, Cal., reports that an a table, shelf, or counter, and is operated by the lever assay of tin ore from the mine discovered near Pomona, is distributed so as to obtain…

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