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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 6 (February 1871) (1871)

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at plate or shield, not shewn nothing if the combustion of the fuel be imperfect, and the with salt have been successful, and that saline water has been in the engraving, as when in place it conceals the working completeness of combustion depends primarily upon the brought to the surface by an… … this machine has stitched one thousand sure of sale, and tha manufacture of such pieces of cloth, 28 inches wide, per day, bars has grown'into a large industry. £Jk. a . a £A £i „ a a ci a with one hand, and it has stitched, in one Our engravings show the form and con- day, forty-five pieces (of…

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