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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 19 (1875) (1875)

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ur of any kind whatever was discernible, even under the most engraving represents the last-named machine. It is nominally a _ Aa critical testing. Solid matter is received into a receptacle Sewer Gas Dangers. a 70 tun crane, but the test load is 90 tuns, and the makers It is rarely that so striking… … distribution of strains on the crane framing is se- Molasses Manure. TAYLOR & COS STEAM CRANE. cured. There are three We learn from La Sucrerie speeds of lift, besides a separate crab with a single chain for Indigéne that, in consequence of the low price of beet a fixed chamber, to be emptied…

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