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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 9 (March 1893) (1893)

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, or empty themselves at the with the sugar or fruits, such as citron shredded, seeded More curious and much more employed is the me- raisins cut up fine or candied, or preserved fruits of any top, are the ones that lead each of these constituents to sort, care being taken that they are not too… … On opposite sides of the power piston are pistons draw- Fig. 7.-riLLING CAETBIDGES WITH EXPLOSIVE GUM. Fig. 8.-PACKING AND BOXING THE CARTRIDGES. ing in the combustible mixture, one such piston being connected by a tubular piston rod with a rectangular of women, " cartouchieres" as they are called…

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