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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 5 (January 1885) (1885)

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more metal strips, B, secured by rivets. Ears are riveted to the cane sugar. At present it has not been decided whether ing a hook in its free end, which receives a hook pro- strips to hold the bail. The cover is formed with a jecting from a hammer rod, B, which moves vertically the reaction… … Thomas E. Fraser, superintendent of the observa- MoADAM'S BUTTER TUB. tory, states that the 36-inch glass, when finished, will be by far the most powerful one in the world, bringing of the tub. Ice can be placed in the cover to keep the the moon within thirty miles of the earth, whereas butter…

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