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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 16 (April 1883) (1883)

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g the actuating power attended with the occasional toxic effects, the frequent gas- ladder opposite a window, door, or other place of escape. of the machine. These air receivers rest on four wheels, tric disturbance produced by the acid or its sodium salt, even A horizontal rail is attached to the… … is assisted by streams of water and quicksilver, constantly COPELAND'S FIRE ESCAPE. it is also customary to measure all goods with an elastic fed into the machine from a hopper on the upper part of the selvage down the middle, even when they are not doubled, machine; and the powerful current of…

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