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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 20 (November 1881) (1881)

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rin. The production of this spongy sub- Mr. Nicholas B, Dennys, of Singapore, Straits Settle- there is a pinion also slotted to admit the wire and provided stance is usually of a destructive character, attended with ments, British India, has patented an improved oil can tip. with a stud on its… … J. A. Crich, the former of Johnstown, TELEGRAPH WIRE JOINTER. the other pipe, upon which molten Pa., the latter of Naugatuck, Conn. lead is poured through an aperture in the top of the collar to fill the space the evolution of carbonic acid and the formation of acetic between the inner surface of…

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