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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 8 (August 1888) (1888)

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ety. In this machine, which is constructed under furnaces produced in 1887,113,997 metric tons of pig iron the lower arm, and separated at their upper ends to Windhausen's patent, carbonic anhydride is used as from 330,489 tons of ore and cinder and 11 tons of scrap. form prongs adapted to fit in… … ration of the alcohol, which leaves tive balloon at Toulon, before re- - """ water in the varnish, as all commer- ferred to, have been continued. On IMPROVED REFRIGEBATIIfa MAGHIIfE cial alcohol contains water. It is July 21, Lieut. Serpette and his aide therefore advisable to take a thin made…

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