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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 23 (June 1876) (1876)

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vlngs. ety and number of industrial pursuits which are open to fe- W. E. Debenham describes a method of fixing powder and middle of the front. This inclosure is 46 feet in hight, the males, the demands of which on the hand and brain are not, other colors after they are applied. as a rule, so… … ameled, I apply the preparation liquid to the back ton to Didcot in 47^ minutes, equal to 66 miles an THE SPANISH CENTENNIAL BUILDING. of the paper. The alcohol makes it penetrate to hour, or an extreme running speed of 72 miles an the front, and the color is taken in a very even and fine man- of…

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