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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 27 (December 1882) (1882)

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with the axis of the The building is provided with brackets at the side, and cylinder when there is no steam pressure, is of no conse- with a saddle at the top, over which the wire cable passes. These bearings for the cable are placed in the vicinity of the quence whatever, for if it is not… … COFER'S AUTOMATIC FLY FAN. APPARATUS FOR PROTECTING BUILDINGS. Zacharie, of Maryland, for a new and useful mode of mak- ing nails and brads from cold iron. A good description of The fan is compact, ornamental, and inexpensive, and the machine is given in the patent, and the inventor says he framing…

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