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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 17 (April 1879) (1879)

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and, consists of: Clay, morning the yellow tongue is clean, and the headache and sives in coal mines has led to the trial of compressed air for 62 parts; kaolin, IS; silex, 19; feldspar (decayed), 4; and malaise are gone. As iridin, though a powerful hepatic, is breaking down coal, experimentally… … An improved soldering machine, patented by Messrs. other oxides generally contained- in sea salt unite with the Joseph W. Miller and Bernard Coll, of Baltimore, Md., is Tiff. 6.-oyEir zoB BAznro Ain> ekameufg. designed for rapidly soldering the tops and bottoms of cans, pails, etc. It has novel…

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