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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 23 (December 1884) (1884)

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power- comes coarse grained and brittle; that is, cold short. If the —■ ^ < i > »i ful men, who grasp the handles, and thus prevent the bag Gumbo. temperature be increased, showers of sparks are thrown off, from hanging vertically, as it is necessary that it should have On the Canadian Pacific… … found it would absorb 72 per cent..of moisture before be- way is well described as "dead." A regeneration of the WINDMAYEK'S NOVEL FIRE ESCAPE. coming "slurry." metal by mechanical treatment is hardly possible, since The frost penetrates the ground to a considerable depth. a certain inclination to…

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