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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 2 (July 1884) (1884)

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which the grenades were surface to form grooves. As many spring rollers as there secured to the cover by small nails or screws, or they may hung against the fence and the fire kindled under them. are slots are journaled in bearings within the case, and on be made of cast iron. The spring is… … Bii'':^'*'"''''''' fer^^ found. The water in the well is five feet deep, and a steam pump, actively worked, makes little impression on the quan- tity. The most curious thing about the well is the fact that BEOWN'S INDEX EOE JOUENALS, LETTEE FILES, ETC. SHAW & CHIDLEY'S DEVICE FOR SECURING BOX…

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