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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 5 (August 1884) (1884)

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ority of in- Tbis machine, which is easy to maneuver and move about, swung out of the house at a right angle and within two feet stances, the electric lights were not so placed as to render appears to us to obviate all the inconveniences that we have of the passing train. the greatest possible… … ent resistance. By means of where one now burns, and an ingenious mechanism, we expect to see such im- ROCK CUTTING MACHINE. each stroke of the piston provements as will lender gives the machine a to-and- it cheaper, more simple, and fro motion, whose extent may be regulated by the operator far…

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