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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 6 (1882) (1882)

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nd Central Works.—The power of the engines located at the ro 0:50, while it easily attains 0:60 in machines of 25 kilogram- central works must be proportioned to the extent of the Indelible Stampin: Ink. meters. The ordinary stamping ink made by diluting printing ink pipe line, and to the total… … The joints of the iron pipes laid in Boulevard Vol- Agava, short sample. Very soft, fine fiber, and taire are of rubber, and have given good results, as the worth $170.60 per ton. pressure is not excessive, and elongation and contrac- Sisal, good length and color. Valued at $136.08 tion of the…

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