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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 10 (September 1893) (1893)

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first two years whose seat is renewable without disconnecting from of life (2'5 per cent). It rapidly falls until, between the tration, the improvement being shown applied to the pipes, which has been placed on the market by the ages of six and fifteen, it hardly exists (about 0-15 per head light… … The William Windom is a new revenue cutter in- new. ^ < » > ». tended for use at the port of Baltimore. This vessel, AN IMFBOVEB LIGHT BEFLECTING APPARATUS. BEVEL GEARING CUT THEORETICALLY CORRECT. which is now being built at] Dubuque, la., at a cost of $98,500, has many new features. The Windom is…

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