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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 26 (December 1878) (1878)

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nny tion by means of locking devices. The great cask of Heidelberg contained 140,000 liters of of capital, and assert that it is swallowing up the small in- Mr. Rudolf Sieg, of New Orleans, La., has devised an wine, at the Paris Exhibition of 1878 one was exhibited dustries. In further support of… … in the yard of Mr. Phelps' and Numbers for Signs has house, is a foot in diameter, been patented by Mr. Joseph THE GREAT HUNGARIAN WINE CASE AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION and has this year produced A. Bruce, of Brooklyn, N. Y. 5,000lbs. (2\{ tons), according The letters and numbers are to the…

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