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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 24 (June 1882) (1882)

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n In the former casting there were two pots resting on the during the Franco-German war, as to the use of poisoned bullets by the combatants on both sides. M. Gros explains his left a wand or scepter, with an inscription in ancient top of brick furnaces; in this one there was but one pot, and that… … its lower end the attendant workman spiked on the no matter at what variable speed the machinery THE BRYANT OIL CUP. covers of plank, repeating the process until the iron may run, the lubricator will feed in exact proportion trough was reached; then Mr. Piepgrass stopped the to it. Greek…

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