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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 9 (March 1877) (1877)

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he shafts have been torn Mr. Cornelius J. Cronin, of Barnhart's Mills, Pennsylvania, Nothing further remains to be done but to test the finished down and will be rebuilt in such a manner that the ventila- has patented through the Scientific American Patent Agency, product to find whether it meets… … into tanks and allowed to cool. The acid and iron both dis- justly regarded as the last wonder of the world. The gene- appear ; but instead, on pieces of wood suspended for the November 14,1876, a novel device for preventing the for- ral contents embrace an extensive variety of subjects. We purpose…

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