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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 2 (1891) (1891)

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by ascrew thread on the eleven measures of the position of the planet on the and 3 parts of the blue-black inks. shank of a faucet, which has its rear end formed into sun’s disk. Green-black.—Owit the aniline water-blue from the an auger adapted to screw into the head of a barrel. No trace of… … ——_______+0+-e—_______ are obtained with aniline green D, 150 grains; deep- black E, 5 drachms; and indigo-carmine, 150 grains Mr. CHARLES H CRAMP is authority for the state- auger, so that when the latter has passed through the each, in place of the aniline blue. ment that it is entirely out of…

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