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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 23 (1886) (1886)

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chis of any nity. If thecoffee were drunk plain its weakness would suitable size, say 24 inches, are secured springs shaped be noticeable, but being usually taken with milk and as shown in Fig. 2, and placed as close together as pos- sugar, the fraud is not detected. Years ago all the sible. A band… … of sugar in the glucose, and a taint of butter in the HENDERSON & CONGER’S IMPROVED GRAIN CONVEYER. ' MARSHALL’S SANDPAPERING AND POLISHING MACHINE. oleomargarine.”"—JW. Y. 7'ribtne. edges of which are corded. This strip is held in place rocating motion by the lower end of the lever, as a and…

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