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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 3 (January 1886) (1886)

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e hand as to be a little above and between the those well deserve the gratitude of human kind who knuckles of the third and middle fingers. The instru- pressure, and keeps out the sulphuric acid until the minister to the independent intellectual formation of ment is now turned with its edge toward… … Fig. 3. Fic. 4. an important economy of material, which the best of occupations, and is, withal, the has been certified to by users of these ma- cheapest. In the winter arrangements, a AEBAIED WATEB MACHINEBY AND AUXILIABY AFFABATUS, chines. The second specialty we have to liberal space for reading…

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