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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 22 (1880) (1880)

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We had first met with it in Naples, and vention consists of a hollow oblong metallic box resting on oil and half turpentine, with a small quantity of driers, is the stove over the boiler holes and having its lower end preferable. Litharge is safest for under coats. After the open. In the top of… … about 110 grammes bicarbonate of potassium. Half elastic brushes are best for this work, WILSON’S STOVE ATTACHMENT. To this was added 75 grammes of pure pulver- as the color would be apt to curl or drag ized cyanide of potassium. When this had under camel hair blenders. Apply two coats of color,…

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