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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 12 (1874) (1874)

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led with the mixture, the chief ingredients of which are many years not less than 10,006 silica, sand carefully dried, lime, hands, paying $5,000,000 a year sulphate of soda, broken white glass, and a little arsenic. The wages, and running a large pro- portion of the 150 or 160 blast fur- sand is… … tered into partnership in the iron face of thesheet during the whole trade. Their capital was not large, of the operation. therefore their operations were Between the grinding and po- limited, and it required great pru- lishing processes there is an inter- dence in the carrying out of their mediate…

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