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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 26 (December 1873) (1873)

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panying little engraving and post it in aconspicuous place in their shops, so that all their journeymenmay have it constantly before their eyes. It indicates aboutas disgraceful a botch as any mechanic who pretends to thesmallest degree of intelligence could hope to accomplish. The piece of piping… … failure in the proper water supply. An experienced me-chanic was set to work to discover the trouble. After ex-hausting his ingenuity in trying to remedy the defect, hefinally concluded that the main pipa was too small, so alarger connection was laid at great expense ; still the difficul-ty…

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