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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 5 (1891) (1891)

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ssible. When the face tain quantity of cyanide of potassium is formed. Sinv: is worn out, it is easily unscrewed and a new face operation. that time Margueritte and Sourdeval have further screwed on in its place. Old tappets may be thus faced Further information relative to this invention may shown… … The grand scheme of a continuous intercontinental “Heron, my boy,” said he, ‘there is your soda; MILLER’S ADJUSTABLE SWING, railway line connecting the countries of North, Cen- drink it without removing or perforating the cork or tral, and South America, which has been occasionally be obtained by…

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