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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 11 (March 1885) (1885)

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ll they obtain enough for a shipment, when and below the center. they lash the barrels together in the form of a raft, augmented in a corresponding ratio. A represents the feed or suction pipe which works the fitting and creates Those of our readers who are interested in these sub- signal an empty… … tHa5~yreI3ed 300 barrels of oil, and the mixture is made so stiff that it will not fiow in whalers expect to capture a laif^e number ^rom the the hottest weather, and at the same time will not nearest the boilers, supplying the steam to work the crack in cold weather. Lime would be a valuable in-…

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