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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 1 (January 1896) (1896)

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h L. Duplissis, across and about forty feet deep. At the foot of one the end of the shaft carrying the pinion, enabling the of Nos. 6357 and 6359 Champlain Avenue, Chicago, 111. of the sides is a dark opening in the lava, a few feet latter to accommodate itself to changes in the vertical The large… … are partly filled with the water which drips on to them BBAWBBIDGE GATES MECHANISM-END OPEEATING Not enough of it comes into the mint at New Orleans from the icicles above. Soon by the side of them, on the VIEW. to make the coinage of it worth while. Gold pieces are left, alow arch in the lava on…

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