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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 5 (1878) (1878)

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- saloons of railways, prisons, skating rinks, baths, ware- ee eS 3:35. ter in wet or damp foundations from the upper part of the houses, breweries, and manufactories of all kinds. 0:040 96 ay structure, as in the case of the stratum, a, interposed be- To make a square meter of surface, 15… … Fig. 8&—JOISTS AND FLOOR: UPON A FOUNDATION OF BITUMEN AND CONCRETE. Fig. 12.—WALL CONSTRUCTED IN THE WATER. a4 kilos. of Seyssel mastic, and 18 to 15 kilos. of washed, The two lighter descriptions are used for walks, stables of | the uses to which asphalt is applied in France, and espe- dried,and…

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