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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 4 (January 1870) (1870)

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sloping channel left; at It is claimed that the device moistens the roving with much ges secured by tho steaming process are well recognized, but the bottom a cloth is spread, kept down by stones so as to greater uniformity than any other means hitherto employed as hitherto conducted it has been… … air. 1 and 2. Here condensing upon The gold diggers recreate the walls of the root of the dome, themselvcswith tobacco smoked F, the water of condensation BARBER'S DEVICE FOR STEAMING ROVIIJGS. in iron pipes, and, notwith- trickles down and is caught and standing the hardships of their laborious…

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