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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 25 (June 1891) (1891)

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etc., to the mortar, besides the certain they are only held together by the tenacity of the mor- inch. From it the owner expects to irrigate his farm fact that the mortar will yield until it has set hard, tar, which is very seldom an equivalent for a proper of 800 acres. bond of stone. Masons are… … stated that they had no feeling ol still in half a car length. There is ARTESIAN WELL AT SPRINGFIELD, SOUTH DAKOTA, drowsiness or depression during the no rocky motion, no jarring. The day. In no case was it noticed cars run as smoothly and with ap- that a craving for the drug was developed,…

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