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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 8 (1868) (1868)

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famous of those adapted, being neat, handy, and so small as to be readily car- made quite small, and two strong bands or flanges of iron or glaciers. It iscalled the “ Merde Glace,” and is situated near ried in the vest pocket. Larger sizes for ordinary candles other metal may be shrunk on, or… … We shall return to the subject next week. Bordier, who observed that ice behaved almost like a viscous are also made. It will prove of great advantage to parties Messrs Eprtors:—You say that a wheel in revolving body. He was the first to propound the fact that ice was of camping out, to mechanics…

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