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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 19 (1893) (1893)

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centesimal degrees, in order to facilitate cal- The rose plantations established two years ago in the pipes or through a sandhole or other flaw in the culations. Upon the upper glass are traced two arrows the suburbs of Leipzig have been so successful that casting, then tiny electric sparks arising… … are read to the right and After the tank is completed left of the mirror. The ver- it should first be rubbed with tical frame, being provided sandstone and Kerosene, and with a hinge and rack, can afterward washed with soft be turned down and made to soap and water. Steam should assume various…

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