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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 5 (July 1869) (1869)

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ts insulating power. That insulator will therefore prove the the process of wood engraving the use of corrosive agents is simple and effective. Two bars, A, of most efficient that takes most fully into account these ac- strictly interdicted for the obvious reason that wood, being of steel are… … Ticj. 2 et de Physique, for September, 1868, and which is condensed in and however often the surface of a block might be cleansed the last number of Dingler's Polytechnic Journal, furnishes after the parts to be removed are eaten away, such is the in- the report of a committee named by the French…

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