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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 3 (July 1890) (1890)

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ng to accidental causes or to the careless- consists of two side bars, one of which is provided with ness of workmen. Conductors should also be examined tralize each other quietly, without any explosive dis- a scale of inches, the side bars being connected at their charge, or, in other words,… … be diminished near the surface, and string. MAYO'S HEMMING ATTACHMENT FOR SEWING MACHINES. thus compel irrigation where the »-♦-« character of the soil has heretofore Wood brought to a mirror polish not required it, a great hardship will fall upon pro- not go back to the first principles of…

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