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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 3 (January 1876) (1876)

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cost of labor of 76 cents per tun of coke, was the again, with impunity. Avoid handling plants in a frozen aquarium where there Is loose rockwork, and in any event best that could be done. The best result in the beehive condition as much as possible, as the injury to them will be hightened should… … each oven ,are small apertures through which the gas from the Ecole Centrale. It consists of a whistle on the locomo- the heated coal passes, and is carried down one side, and it is a proceeding by no means cabulated to improve the con- tive, which is opened by an electro-magnet, the current under…

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