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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 25 (1879) (1879)

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lt of cornices, the latter being usually fully as expensive as can be advantageously made, including the building in to make, in ordinary soil, strokes of five fect. It answersan cither of the other items, and incapable of being adapted to which to mount it. The object glass a window narrower or… … fying hydrogen, has recently been en- These cornices are not restricted to gaged in researches which deal with CAMPBELL’S IMPROVED WINDOW CORNICE. any particular style of moulding or some of the most delicate problems in finish, and their form is always sym- molecular physics. He has endeavored to…

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