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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 3 (January 1882) (1882)

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t or support for the matic pencils, it has a firm and immovable grasp on the lead fact the absence of the organisms from the blood was prob- saw, of a horizontally adjustable stop or guide in combina- that does not cut or mar the lead in the least, and maintains ably due. The addition of a minute… … cuse, N. Y. The frame is iron, and cast in one piece. The cally to a frame loosely mounted on a vertical rod and com When needed for use the lead is advanced by the pressure saw mandrel is made of steel, and runs in self-oiling boxes, bined with suitable devices for revolving it. The vertical of…

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