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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 24 (1873) (1873)

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e lines are kept stand, as shown, by hollow journals, A and B. The journal, ceiver, whence, owing to its non-adherent quality, it was at a regular standard, joints and splices of the wires are sol- A, is, by a steam tight joint, connected with the supply pine readily blown out. This acid, however,… … company. Offices are established in every tongues and clips, are detachably connected SN town and cityin the country not reached by the bars, L, upon which carpets are rolled. the lines of other companies with which The fabric is first attached to pins, M, on the PORTABLE STEAM RENOVATOR. those of…

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