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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 7 (August 1875) (1875)

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of potash water glass, and triturated with the requisite quantity of purified metal- The accompanying illustration, selected from the English lic powder. Gold ink will bear more liquid than silver ink, Garden, represents a simple and tasteful little parlor aqua- since gold covers much better; on… … veniently arranged and each provided with a closet. The tly polishing with a polishing steel. Inks made with mosaic two downstairs rooms and the large front bed room are sup- gold, mosaic silver, iodide of lead, etc., are not nearly so plied with open fireplaces, the value of which for ventilation…

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