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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 8 (February 1885) (1885)

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ouble-dovetail tenon, and in the arm it The gas companies, with all known appliances for con- slides in is a double-dovetail groove, which extends trolling the gas, cannot master it. The Fuel Gas Co. nearly to the angle and joins a horizontal hole in which is trying a new plan. Their pipes will be… … DEIBERT'S TRACE OR HAME TUG BUCKLE. BRILL'S IMPROVED PRINTER'S CHASE ing but the leakage from the inner pipe. Dwellings are sup- loops, o" c", for receiving the back strap and belly band, plied from the outer pipe, mills and the like from the bolt. The inner, upper and lower edges of the grooved…

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