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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 17 (1884) (1884)

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ing, and in their upper ends have eyes or water. Parchment paper is plunged into a warm solu- surface, which render the casting useless. On examining to which are secured chains or ropes attached to hook bolts the cavity closely, a little smooth and hard bullet will be fastened to the upper part of… … unlike its neighbors; and one of the specialties of Austrian chloride by dissolving the moist aud freshly precipitated hy- NORRIS’ FIRE ESCAPE. glass making is the manufacture of various fabrics for drate of alumina in hydrochloric acid. Upon attempting to ladies’ wear from spun glass. The glass is…

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