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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 2 (July 1895) (1895)

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iving pulley actuated by a posed that horse chestnuts are very unwholesome. door of the cage from being opened when the cage is crank arm. The center pipe is made in sections, a Nevertheless, in Turkey they are roasted for coffee, not in place to he entered. It has been patented by trap door in the… … JOHNSON'S BLAST FUENACE. quickly than smaller ones, and the plants produced from them get a better start. into the pipe. On the top of the section of the center Mr. Samuel M. Philbriek, of Portland, Ore. (box 845). ■»<«>«■ —■ pipe entering the stack is a series of sockets in which On one side of…

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