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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 4 (1875) (1875)

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ants with which they should be furnished and be some process by which old wheels could be made available same as in the preceding experiment. A chest containing a the best material in which to growthem should then be se- as material for new ones; yet wheelmakers objected to taking lected. Forcases… … parts; the lower one, as will be would be the same with bariron; seen, for water, fish, and true consequently, if railroad com- pauies give us the wheels to aquatics; the upper one for sub- aquatics and other plants,” put into new iron, they must ex- pect to pay more forthe iron produced. ‘hat…

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