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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 25 (December 1884) (1884)

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ty rounds of ammunilion, and a rifle is not so generally known. The experiment detailed, how- of the sticks made it out of the question to think of season- pocket in which tlie butt of the rifle is supported. The ever, shows that it is a carbonizing process, which can go ing it in the ordinary way,… … such sensations as most peo- water to he ascertained. To THE CAMEL CORPS OF THE BRITISH ARMY. ple feel at sea in rough rate these iudications, a series weather, the peculiar swing- of experiments must first be ing and jerkins; gait jolting up the uninitiated in a way any- tried; a number of known…

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