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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 10 (March 1877) (1877)

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s. There he chimneys daily.—Tribune. second. stays, and by his presence deludes his friends into the belief ^ ( » > » The four targets, against which the shots were directed, NEW UANUFACTUBE OF BUBBEB ABTICLES. that everything is all right, and that they can step right in varied both in general… … naphtha to evap- with the excep- orate more or less. When the mould or form becomes suf- him. After a sufficient number of rats are collected, they tion, however, that the plates were of forged iron, partly of ficiently coated with rubber, the articles are allowed to dry may be removed by taking…

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