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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 15 (1872) (1872)

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bit, an unnatural exhilaration is current; and, thirdly, the metallic ores contained in the while its other end is, by a pitman, a, connected with a slot- produced, leading to an overtasking of the muscalar and rock, copper, lead, antimony, nickel, etc., besides the gold and ted lever, 5, in the… … than through the next, and so forth. more fatal, and how much more The bridges between the sieves are speedy, must be the production of the made sharp ridged so as to offer as crisis in the drinker’s career, where little resistance as possible. deleterious compounds are used in its stead…

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