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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 11 (March 1882) (1882)

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permit of readily turning the nut. The end of the plate receptacles provided with tubes having cocks connected to of Krause, the touch corpuscles of Wagner, and the bodies has a head to admit of driving it one way and the other. a retort and to each other by pipes. The vapors or fumes first… … bility increases from the proximal toward adapted for application to ordinary stove- SIMPSON'S IMPROVED NUT LOCK. the distant end of the limb—as, for example, pipes, for drying articles of clothing. It con- from the shoulder to the fingers. More sists of two semicircular bands having arms and at…

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