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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 6 (August 1884) (1884)

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in nearly one cwt. stay rods and stiffened by front braces. The frame is a grease pan containing palm oil, to soak, and after being This piece of iron is first placed In a reverberatory furnace, formed into long legs which, when the windlass is placed there for a short time, the tinman places the… … A correspondent in the Fiji Islands writes us that a JENSEN'S IMPROVED FIRE ESCAPE. after a few hours, their brown color will disappear and notable tidal wave reached there on October 6 last, the give place to a much lighter tint. Upon treating the date of the great tidal wave, 25 feet high, and…

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