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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 22 (November 1874) (1874)

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that the cold iron is again denser than excellently adapted. It is a novel form of hydraulic jack, and the wood is not injured by the extraction of the sep . the molten iron. consisting of a long tube, A, Fig. 2, in which works a pis- This will be the second vegetable product manufactured by The… … A NOVEL MILK CAN. Mr. Maiquis D. L Gaines, of Boonton, N. J., has recently invented an ingenious packing for the caps of milk cans, On pressing down on the latter, two dogs, A, pivoted, as at the circumference, for expanding and closing tightly the and also a novel arrangement of plug for binding…

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