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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 19 (November 1872) (1872)

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which thus admits of ventilation, with repeated hot layers of it. his eye. It don't make any difference how well the pipe was put up last year, it will be found a little too short or ajj lit- throughout the length of the frame; being also closely fitted ■ For a second coating a mixture of 3| oz. of… … pear wood articles are now laid in the first squeezes it in his hands to make it smaller. named varnish, boiled for a few hours, and Finally he' gets the pipe in shape, and finds EARTHENWARE HOTBED FRAMES.—Fig. 2. left in for three days longer; they are then that the stove does not stand true. Then…

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