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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 15 (1879) (1879)

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ult of a fermentation pro- ceiving the rope by which it cess, causing the sugar in the is rotated. juice to become converted The first operation in clean- into a “spawny” cellulose ing the gun is to raise the and into glucose. Jubert and staff carriage, A; the sponge Mendes, however, suggested… … of cooked beet root, a little cartridge rest, C, receives the moistened with water, 10 free cartridge, shell, or shot, and contact with the air. carries it to the muzzle of the Cienkowski’'s monograph gun. The rammer stail isthen inserted and operated in be absorbed by the springs, so that neither…

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