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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 9 (August 1881) (1881)

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r with flanged or car wheels only, may be of tin (free from iron rust), projects through a com- used the respect of temperature is one of the chief causes of and with this construction it is very difficult for a vehicle mon bench or table, and is surrounded by an ordinary furni- the superiority of… … Glucose sirup (A) 4 gallons. FILTER. plate, which spread the flame, and in which a screw valve C0EING MACHINE. Winespirit 4 " regulates the admission of oil to the burner. The glucose is added to the cider, and after twelve days ture spring, P, which supports a piece of wood, A. This Mr. Edmund T.…

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