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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 19 (1873) (1873)

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ance known as China clay or prevents the shoulders from slipping apart when coupled, as kaolin, which consists almost entirely of silicate of alumi- represented, when the train swings around curves, and the na, At the present period, paper is adulterated to a large dovetail stops the bars from… … Covering for Steam Pipes, heat reaches the upper stories, a frequent trouble in furna drawhars, adapting them to slide upon each other, is already A new method of covering steam pipes is applied in the ces the parts of which are mutually dependent. shown in the engraving and needs no description.…

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