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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 26 (December 1898) (1898)

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used by raised every twelve hours by an amount equal to the the owners of large factories and mills for the purpose distance of one vertical space on the card. By means of a shifting lever projecting from the front of the casing at the left hand side, the card-receiver may be moved laterally. The… … ner shown in one of our engravings, so as to provide for the fluoride of tellurium, a hydrate of hydrofluoric THE BECOBDEB AND CLOCK. the recording of the time of arrival and the time of acid, and a compound of tellurium bichloride and departure of every employ^, for the total number of phosphorus…

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