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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 22 (1866) (1866)

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40 pounds pressure has a tenfperature of 280° and peated four times, once on each end of each cable. Here the tower has the form of an arch from seventy- 290°, which is sufficient for all culinary purposes. The cost of the masonry is about forty per cent of five feet, from floor to keystone, and… … teen thousana of feet. doors, and is secured to Every inch of wire re- the brick work by anchor ceives three coats of lin- bolts laid in for the pur- seed oil before it enters the wire shop where the wire pose. It is so made for convenience of building THE ABUTMENTS AND ANCHORAGE. is spliced. In…

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