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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 18 (1869) (1869)

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2)--10] =20—2 = 18 per cent sugar. of utilizing the light-giving qualities of kerosene. The lamp hollowed at the apex to receive the perimeter of the roller, B. If the instrument had marked only 4'8; the per cent of may be of any style of form or decoration desired, the essen- A projecting… … the lime is not chemically pure, is to let it rest and settle for and the 1-lb. charge was so placed as to give the mortar a a while after having been slaked and watered, to run off the The globe, A, is of metal,.therefore proof against breaking. kick. behind. The explosion of these charges…

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