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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 15 (1875) (1875)

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osition as cerebrin, and can per and drying by the fire. When your color is determined, to the action of the revolving cutters. In Fig. 1 is given a easily be convertedinto it by boiling with hydrochloric acid perspective view of the machine, and in Fig. 2 a plan of the pour inthe glue; and after… … two charcoal points, is heated pointing cutter, and a saw, to an excessive degree by the MACHINE FOR MAKING FENCE PICKETS. which are formed in the out- passage of theelectriccurrent, and thus produces indirectly the combustion of the coke or charcoal electrodes, heated to whiteness. It has also…

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