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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 17 (1879) (1879)

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and, consists of: Clay, morning the yellow tongue is clean, and the headache and sives in coal mines has led to the trial of compressed air for 62 parts; kaolin, 15; silex, 19; feldspar (decayed), 4; and malaise are gone. As iridin, though a powerful hepatic, is breaking down coal, experimentally… … other oxides generally contained: in sea salt unite with the Joseph W. Miller and Bernard Coll, of Baltimore, Md., is Fig. 5.—OVEN FOR BAKING AND ENAMELING. designed for rapidly soldering the tops and bottoms of cans, pails, etc. It has novel features, which cannot well be de- ment seems decidedly…

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