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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 18 (May 1895) (1895)

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le without injur- walls of buildings has been introduced in England, mountainous districts. The consumption of coal also ing the more delicate portions of the plant. The speci- which is described in a recent number of Engineering, varies from six to ten pounds, according to the road mens should… … Messrs. Cross and entire plant on a PORTABLE SAND BLAST APPARATUS Bevan exhibited single sheet, the in the library root and leaves some specimens of crystallized glycerine. One crystal ditions of the competition, as at Gaillon one of the Field should be shown in connection with the branches. In of…

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