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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 22 (May 1876) (1876)

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pulverized and mixed with a little metallic lead. The 400 miles with this gear, spending his vacation in the Adi- rect his course, and the second is that his power is applied bisulphide is shaken with fresh quantities of the salt as long to the oar at a very decided disadvantage. The second ob- as… … to permit the ready removal of the ironing in the opposite direction, as is usually the by a row down the Connecticut river. The oars will be found board when not required for use. The hooks shown on the case, but in the same direction. Consequently, when the ends of the stand also serve to hold…

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