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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 17 (April 1874) (1874)

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t can be produced by placing allthe bricks perpendicularly, while still another may be ob-tained by placing them all horizontally. In each case theeffect produced is very good, and the frequency with which•i is met with about Mentone testifies to the partiality the eople have for it. The brick (see… … Iron and Fireproof Construction. Iron should be used in a building as the bones are used ina human being—to give strength; but it should be protec-ted, as the bones are by the flesh and muscles. A well-known means of protecting iron is that of Messrs. Dennett& Co., of Nottingham, shown in the…

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