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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 11 (1885) (1885)

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ndstone was encountered. While the drill sign herewith presented, of an-£ngtsh country-house the tested surfaces of_large plates_of iron previously heated, and subject them to great pressure, colléct- and conservatory, will afford suggestions for a roomy, wais pounding in the sandstone at a depth… … driven downward house; for flowers AN ORNAMENTAL CONSERVATORY. until it had the day tempera- reached a depth ture must be at of 2,680 feet, and the drillers were treated to another ant ingredient in the warm plaster and the Hmplas- least 60°, with a minimum of 40° at night. It is evi- surprise.…

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