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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 25 (December 1870) (1870)

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bear the repetition of the operation on the uncovered drical, and upon these cylindrical portions are loosely placed tic, and it enables ironmasters and colliery proprietors to see the lower ends of the cheek pieces, D, where they are re- portion of the object. The steatite prevents the one piece… … tors, such as are used for lighting stores, church- to give the same indications. The ends of es, theaters, and public buildings generally. HUNT'S BRIDIE BIT. the fine wire which measures the temperature are connected with two thick platinum wires, each about the mold sticking to the other. The…

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