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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 22 (1878) (1878)

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uary, being better are unable to work in rough water. When first taken from for that purpose than either cotton, straw, or shavings, and numbers. the sea the sponge is a black, gelatinous mass, emitting a very Hand made cigarettes often rolled, as they are required, mattresses or cushions made of… … the cam, A. The mould car- with a pair of shears clips cff CIGARETTE MAKING BY MACHINERY. rier is then turned one ninth the roots and hard or coarse of a revolution by the cam, parts of the sponge. This B, a new tube comes in line, and the operation already de- process requires skillful workmen, as…

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