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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 24 (December 1890) (1890)

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s water add a small quantity of borax—about has been for some time in use in the office of the in- cross arm is attached one end of a spiral spring, at- one ounce to five pounds of the purified fruit—and ventor, who is a recorder. By its use the copy can be tached by its other end to the yoke, to… … has a spring clamp adjacent to the slideway, a good many laborers. The saving is calcu- SEYMOTTB'S COPY HOLDEB. the clamp and bar being preferably formed of lated to be $200 per horse dispensed with. As a single piece of metal. An indicator, shown a further advantage, this locomotive secures in…

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