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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 22 (May 1884) (1884)

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infringe the patent. as the inventor claims that it contains all the elements of years old and is 13 inches in diameter. It is of the Mis- While a new process for producing the old article (aliza- success needed to make it perfect. It is made of crockery, sion variety, and it has never received the… … runs on twelve wheels, six of which were made in Germany wood and bark, appeared to be Vitis wstivalis. On measur- WATER CLOSET. by Krupp. The observation room at the end of the car is ing the trunk at8 feet fromthe ground, Mr. Ravenel found finished iu oak, with plate glass windows extending to…

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