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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 13 (March 1895) (1895)

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thoroughly prospected for gold. to life and person. the scene of the accident to shut the valve or adopt other means of preventing the escape. For such cases The subsequent discovery of silver-lead carbonates in Should the apparatus be used in ditches, wells, etc., filled with sewer and other… … made in recent years in the metallurgy piece. For the eyes glass spectacles are THE LOEB PATENT RESPIRATOR. of gold and silver, many ores which used, each glass of which is provided were formerly worthless are now with a slide, which when pulled out "bonanzas," nor should it be forgotten either…

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