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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 14 (1866) (1866)

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e elbow. Finally, when commonly used, astratumof pulverized tiffor sulpnate of baryta moisture by coating the same with a paste, prepared substantially ot the proper fineness of grain, as hereinbefore set forth. the arm is swuug outward, the third strap straight- in the manner hereia set forth.… … pieces, a : Third, Securing the lids of theteakettle by the hooks formed by turning on or against the bottom of the body, so that the key by bending over the ring, E, pieces of soft metal cast or chilled in the means of said screw and pin may be prevented from leaving the disk, k, in the manner and…

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