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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 18 (1884) (1884)

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un- To open the cask it is only necessary to remove the nut sen burner, we will find that the part which was in contact from the upper end of the bolt, when the cross piece may be with tbe flame has been destroyed, that is, it has been removed and the plate taken out of the cask by passing it… … the alum and sulphate of iron enter deeply into the fibers of opened and closed without removing the bead, and can be the wood, and form indestructible compounds with the Further information regarding this novel device may be closed perfectly airtight; the parts are strong and durable, chemical…

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