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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 8 (February 1886) (1886)

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had a very large circulation, to allow one man the next step, if there are no free beds, is to release the to occupy so much space in it. Mr. Bonner insisted many other well known quarries. The average capacity mass at the bottom. This is done by means of a " gad- of the machine in various kinds of… … rid of the left-over matter which feature. THE INGERSOLL STONE CHANNELING MACHINE encumbered the galleys. It was an This feed motion is imparted to experiment; but it brought such the car on the upward stroke of good results as to lead to the establishment of a regular the piston only; the car…

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