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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 11 (1888) (1888)

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is support, shown in one of the small fig- yond Gatun, a distance of 11 miles; and by the. end of ures, is a cap nipple or seat, from which a vent leads gzades of clay, and it only needs intelligence and this month the canal will be navigable for 15 miles (to to permit the passage of the flash to… … WINDER’S BLASTING PLUG. could not be other than safisfactory. I may mention which this consulate is favored : rator, at a safe dis- incidentally that the import duty on foreign boots and Every mail brings me a large correspondence, and tance, pulling on a cord attached thereto, when the descending…

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