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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 16 (1883) (1883)

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ness was begun vessels, and there is no-reason why these safety frames can- with the most primitive means. The Javanese are also very in 1867, and in the first year 1,000 one pound can cases, con- not be used on the smaller vessels in our waters as well as taining 48 cans each, were put up for the… … is'anart. The ‘slitter” has investigated found that silver a row of fish ranged on a was madé into a fulminate by means of nitric acid, and charged into quills—goose table with the tails toward him. He walks along the tion there are hundreds of models of their ships, from the quills—and this…

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