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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 17 (April 1893) (1893)

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of the by a solder which will fuse at a temperature below forming the connection between the saddle straps and stone quarry rose in the air as the projectile struck. that of boiling water. The fusing of this solder, I belly girths, and secure- The test gauges were set to show a pressure of be- when… … and weighs three and one-third tons. upon itself to form a HOLMES' AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER. ATTACH- SADDLE EOHLEB'S —— ♦ < ■ » ♦ hook adapted to engage MENT. Venetian Mosaics for tlie Fair. the girth ring, a portion separated, lets down the saddle bar, pushing the The British vice-consul at Venice says…

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