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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 6 (1877) (1877)

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cates the rise in tem- noise, often involves cut fingers of younz children, or else is the cause of _ firebrick, open at both ends, and provided with radial or inclined discharge perpetual requests to the teacher for its performance. The present in- channels at the upper parts. Tais is placed in… … latter. s‘ties of the industry. The forming of adobes of fine dirt is dispensed with, IMPROVED CORN-HUSKING MACHINE. and the ore reduced by the application of heat, both to the top and bottom The’ brasses, thermometer, and spring are carried in a of the ore, during its gradual passage through the…

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