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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 2 (1888) (1888)

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City. The covers are formed in two parts or _—_—_o+ 0 oe ___—_— thicknesses of pasteboard or other material, the outer Pyrofuscine. thicknesses of each cover being less in width than the AC yan Can coal be a residual of an industrial process? The inner, and connected to the spring back by flexible… … fills up toa certain level. Immediately this level is Machine belts tanned with pyrofuscine resist destroy- reached, the supply is cut off from that chamber and ing agencies better than those prepared with tan and nected to the inner binding next to the back of the alum. Wetted and dried many…

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