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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 13 (September 1886) (1886)

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large quantities of cotton goods The pin held to the head or clasp is passed into the durable yoke, which may be made from much smaller for dyeing and re-export to central, eastern, and article to which the holder is to be held. The clasp is wire than the ordinary form. northern Africa, where the… … commerce. The sulphur is removed by caustic lime SCOVIL'S IMPROVEB BUCKLE. McLANE'S BOUQUET HOLBEB. or oxide of iron. The carbonic acid is also removed in which is pivoted a lever, bent at an angle, as shown finger at the other end. These fingers, being made of by lime, but the sulphurous acid…

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