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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 16 (October 1890) (1890)

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the head means of carbon dioxide, he could obtain heavy pieces purposes. It is a guard provided with a thumb rest free from defects. The pressure of 1,000 lb. to the inch block is a standard on which is held a horizontally ad- and a ring, and is secured to a knife by transverse rivets is obtained… … BENSON'S SAW HILL DOG. held on the opposite side of the The device shown in the accompanying illustration lever a spring-pressed arm with seg- is designed to be operated from the sides or top of mental edge adapted to be pressed in contact with a up to 30° Centigrade. It has been found by experi-…

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