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equal, and quite uncontrollable du- to Miller & Planis, ring the course of the process. The consequences of this 71 | Rollersville, Sandusky Co. Ohio. must evidently be very bad, and as injurious to the manu- facturers of the raw ingots as to those who purchase to re- 6. —~2 ee _ KEILER’S LAMP… … over A and held while the Wt a half inches square, and the hight nine inches, and if the what purpose they would suit best. So it happens in En- glass is cleaned. This de- Hh mold is only filled with metal up to a hight of about eight gland. For instance, it frequently happens that ingots which…

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