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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 15 (1880) (1880)

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nd to harmonize it with the general colors of the rock required for the uniform projection of the burred cutters of | Work. The cans used for the flower-pots were first wrapped BY A. W. ROBERTS. I give below the result of an extended experience in the the grater, The tin was then nailed to one side… … of the can with asphalt. Three wires, by which it was packers of fruits and other articles. These cans, after serv- suspended, were fas- ing their original purpose, are usually thrown into obscure tened to the rim of the plaster against them when building up the rock work. In corners, battered and…

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