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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 16 (1875) (1875)

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espondent writes to Land and Water as follows: ‘‘In he pronounces the attempt impracticable, and is himself at that time manu- crete, one and one half inches thick on the ceilings and un- facturing a different and poorer article nearly a year anda half after the Mr. Buckland’s chapter on ‘The Rat,’… … rate manner, give additional value to a book which we unhesitatingly pro- STATEMENT OF FACTS. (Gardner Waters filed an application for letters patent for an ‘‘ Improve- nounceto be the best treatise which has yet appeared on the subject. ment in Lubricators,’’ March 31, 1868. Onthe 2ist of A pril,…

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