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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 1 (1874) (1874)

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re they are inclosed in a dense mass of rough neath the draft plate are castors arranged to run upon the brown fibers, which grow upon their lower edges. In an ac- faced, for grinding their food without penetrating or tearing bed plate. The draft plate, with its joints and castors, will the… … lar motion which it lost on combination as They were then made to rub themselves for two heat, and converting it into a new form of mo- hours with a liniment composed of gurjun oil THE JUBHA SPECTABILIS PALM. tion. 2. The amount of heat which the disso and lime water, one part to three, and to…

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