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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 18 (1883) (1883)

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ed for cutting wire or tin. prevent the solution from penetrating within the goods and but their leaves do not bear close inspection like those of the The cutting portion of one blade is made very short, while repel it. maple aud sweet gum. Some of the oaks, too, are exceed- that of the other blade… … by no means essential to’ the effect. It is, however, a very infinitely preferable to and more honorable than failure in common factor in the cases of spontaneous combustion a profession, and the mére matter of name has come to make which occur every week or so. Some uninstructed person, but little…

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