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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 19 (May 1886) (1886)

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oe through, that part of the log projecting into of cost, though, if retained, they can be recharged the tube was grappled and the log broken, when the board. This will form a thick cylinder, having a cen- and used hundreds of times. The cartridges are tral opening, flaring at the bottom. If this… … loose ammunition until required, in separate pouches, Fig. 4. ENLARGED VIEW OF BOTTOM OF FIEB. piece of wood is fitted with six projecting boards, so that to make use of them would involve a distinct against which the water strikes as it rushes down its and explicit drill motion." prepared course,…

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