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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 11 (1875) (1875)

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This was the only marked peculiarity of the bottom found on On this subject, Professor de Repentigny (of St. Therése killing a child. the line; soundings varied from 1,600 to 2,100 fathoms, the College, Canada) writes usthat he has discovered a method -_—__o S18 IMPROVED ORNAMENTAL MOLDING MACHINE.… … wheels rest in stands that are attached Buntzlau, Germany. The tests with- stood appear to be about the same as to the main frame near the top. By this those to which the Bastie glass was subjected, with the ex- movement the cutters are brought to any desired hight in rela- mation known as grayiron…

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