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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 22 (December 1894) (1894)

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assed automatically purpose, of a type similar to those employed in the embedded in a suitable substance, the side bars being through a series of quadruple rolls, arranged in line manufacture of small arms. It has been found that one behind the other, and calibrated. On leaving steel with a tensile… … COX'S TELEGBAPH SET AND SOUNDER. and arrangement of parts. The yoke of the sounder ORTEGA'S LITTER OR STRETCHER. magnet is centrally let into the base, which is prefer- stead of sectors, a complete ring may be used, but for ably made hollow to admit of making the electrical preferably of bamboo or…

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