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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 20 (May 1886) (1886)

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bor, nails, and waste. Ten feet square, or nature which makes it a matter of doubt whether they 100 superficial feet, of 2 X 8 studding, at $18.00 per should be introduced into the system, in the case of thousand, equals $2.43. The same surface, covered the phosphatic powders the residue is of… … proportions. BROOKS' COMET No. 2. 1886. In this connection it may not be amiss to mention The may Comets. the high favor with which the Austrian officials re- TELESCOPIC VIEW ERECTED. Early in December two comets were recorded, which garded the use of the phosphatic powder for bread were named from…

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