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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 12 (September 1862) (1862)

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to the lower side of the base stone or pedestal, and then after the tennon of the tablet isinserted, inverting the stones and pouring the sul-phur into the holes. By this process all traces of thesulphur about the mouths of the holes are completelyhidden from sight when the stones are reinvertedand… … verted TJ, from one hole to the other. In order toshow clearly the mode of forming these channels, 6 6,our cut represents the tablet, Fig. 1, apart from thepedestal, Fig. 2, while the pedestal is turned partlyover to exhibit the holes, a a, from the bottom of thomortise downward through the stone.…

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