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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 6 (August 1889) (1889)

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absorbent substance, besides acting as a safe carrier for distant therefrom about 4,000 miles. Branch lines of both pail and lantern, ran back to her home as fast as the nitro-glycerine, is itself combustible, and adds to the proposed road would extend to Pekin. The new possible. This gas was first… … SUMMIT OF MT. HOOD. Carbo-dynamite, moreover, is not hygroscopic, water General Annenkoff, who acquired so much renown small holder made of copper, and from thence to one for the vigorous and successful manner in' which he apparently having no action upon it. We have ex- mill and. several stores,…

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