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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 23 (June 1884) (1884)

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that this may be done without tak- or slump which recently occurred near Dover, New Hamp- many are the evasions, concealments, and insincerities of ing off the nut, the head is formed with a small plate which shire, a large section of a clay formation having gone bodily which men are guilty, how… … shaft work in this receiver, motion being given by bevel time. They are improved still more if finally dipped in di- WATCHUAKER'S HAND VISE AND RING BENDER. gearing and a pulley driven off the main shaft of the imple- lute sulphuric acid and washed with cold water. It seems ment. The wheat to be…

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