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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 3 (1884) (1884)

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fessor Osborne prepared land, for planting sugar cane. The essential fea- Reynolds in his Cantor lectures as follows: Thanks to the ture of the plow consists in making the mould board so that experiments of M. Deprez, we can say that a current of all its horizontal lines from the apex to the rear… … particulars, 30 per cent was lost in the electric machinery alone, which is very small. as such machinery rH goes. But this is not all. No account is here Fruit Jellies made without Fruit. M. Girard, director of the Paris Municipa) taken of the loss of power in transmission to and The poisonous…

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