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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 9 (1881) (1881)

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es thus painted, the total wood- | In the representation showing necessarily only a portion suited for out-door work or interior decoration. They work work covered amounting to four and a half acres. Besides ,of the department for the preparation of crude asbestos for freely under the brush in cold… … tration of a fine sample from this country, comes in irreg- will be readily understood from the small engraving. The ular solid blocks, generally not larger than stove coal, but actual thickness is about one-tenth of aninch. It consists ingredients than can be effected by the ordinary processes of…

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