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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 15 (April 1885) (1885)

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es to ing more rigidity. It will be particularly useful when to the works. Inside this, a pile of stones without mor- one-horse vehicles. The holder is a plain strap of suit- applied to small dividers, which can be then adjusted tar is built up to sustain the "reservoir," a wooden box, able length,… … Pearson to continue as Postmaster in this city for the BARBER'S IMPROVED DIVIDERS AND CALIPERS. WATTS' IMPROVED THILL HOLDER. ensuing four years, has given general satisfaction to the non-partisan but business portion of the community. paper. This invention has been patented bv Mr. horse to be…

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