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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 9 (February 1887) (1887)

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,000 through either series of which a drawing string may be the ironclad, and exploding it. Cambria Works 100,000 Western Steel Company 132,000 passed. Would not the effect of repeated explosions of 1,000 Soatli Chicago Plant 250,000 The extension piece (Fig. 1) of the protector consists lb. of… … advantage, as by this mechanical construction it works the occasion came when he could demonstrate this, under all conditions of shakes, Jars, and concussions. In HOPEIBE'S PBOTECTOB FOB LADIES' HATS. the Germans and allies easily defeated and dethroned case of a break, or the suction is to be…

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