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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 2 (July 1873) (1873)

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of Dar- THE TANITE COMPANY'S EMERY GRINDER " E.» they be two lump^of ice swimming on hot water, they will El-Berda and Rbat, where the French have a monopoly of join and coalesce at once. When the bridge thus formed This is claimed to be the largest, heaviest, and most solid the industry. Seventy… … jected so as to abstract as much water as pos- One of the things which attract the at- THE TANITE COMPANY'S EMERY GRINDER "E." sible. This occupies about a quarter of an tention of a New Yorker visiting London has melted away, they will again separate, then meet and is the telegraph cable stretched…

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