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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 19 (1886) (1886)

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the lower edges of both tubes witha picce of paste- of cost, though, if retained, they can be recharged the tube wasgrappled and the log broken, when the board. This will form a thick cylinder, having a cen- and used hundreds of times. The cartridges are tral opening, flaring at the bottom. Ifthis… … cartridges lie always side by side in the magazine, from some hidden hill loch finds its way. By asimple sluicing apparatus the stream:is turned when wanted sibility of accident than they could be anywhere else. to run under the floor of the mill in a steep, sloping It is evident that the officer…

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