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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 24 (1891) (1891)

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ts.”» Meanwhile, in the intervals of the separated from that which has been converted into a of the operator, and in the cylinder, near this end, is jangle, the vender with his bird warbler imitated the arranged a water feed pipe, connected by a flexible fine powder by the slaking process. The use… … a bridge over the Great Western Rail- MANUEL & REEVES’ ORE CONCENTRATOR, way, which was removed last April, and was about 50 years old, still con- and Judy. A new comer says, ‘I'd like to see it go up,” longitudinal perforated pipes, with nozzles, extend tained 27 per cent of the lime in a caustic…

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