London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 247
s, in order to sufficiently ventilate the same. The only increased expense will be the difference between acourse of stone or slate and a course of bricks; as leaving thevacancy or channel will be, if any thing, a saving. Clapha?n, May, 1834. Art. VI. On a Method of curing Smoky Chimneys, and of… … professed chimney doctor. Ihave seen several rooms wliereit has been adopted, wliicli liavebeen completely cnred of smok-ing. As the plan is very simple,it may be executed at a triflingexpense. A current of air passes overthe door behind the architraveor moulding {a a, \n Jig. 113.);the arrows show…
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