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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 17 (October 1895) (1895)

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ted horizontal locomotion, the public have certainly a with the trip rope. On the breaking of the hoisting maker's hands, with the additional charm of softened right to demand that manufacturers of hoisting ma- tones that time alone can give. cable, the weight on the short end of the lever causes… … of North Baltimore, Ohio. The valve seat is compara- LABATT'S ELEVATOR SAFETT ATTACHMENT. is most decided in its preference for old fnrniture of tively deep, and conical in shape, and the valve is held the classic styles of such makers as Chippendale, Man- on a stem sliding loosely in a cap on the…

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