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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 3 (January 1870) (1870)

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hem when wound tar, and the drainage of cow-houses, are thus transformed; animal charcoal, and in Turkey-red dyeing ; ox gall or bile by hand. the result is a triumph of chemistry ; but it is commercially is used by wool scourers and by color makers ; fishes' ey«s are basis of the stems is wire,… … is now applied in a prodigious number of On the revolving hollow spindle, B, is fixed ways, for making paper, distilling oxalic a spool frame, H, which carries a single spool GIRAUDAT'S MACHINE FOR BRANCHING ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. acid, smoking fish, clearing jewelry, filling when formed as in Fig. 2,…

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