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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 5 (February 1882) (1882)

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and insure uniform feed of the positive carbon to compen- the small spur wheel are loose upon the driving shaft, and Many of the accidents resulting in the destruction of Hfe sate for waste. The invention consists in a carbon holder both are capable of being engaged by clutches operated by and… … consists in the peculiar arrangement of levers similar to that ample strength, and is not liable to be broken. Use tends to KOHIER^S EXTINGUISHER FOR ARGAND BURNERS* of the well-known lazy tongs. tighten the calks on the shoe, and, as there is no wear on Fig. 1 shows a Limp with the improvement…

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