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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 20 (May 1876) (1876)

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cold water pressure of 400 lbs. to the square inch. Themanufacturers state that they have experimented with thejoint by beating out the copper until it was as thin as tissuepaper; and that they will guarantee it to stand until the cop-per itself is eaten away. Our engraving shows a mode ofslinging… … manufacturers, Messrs. Benton, Gore & Co., Milwaukee,Wis. Gbbasb can be removed from billiard or other cloths by apaste of fullers earth and turpentine. This should berubbed upon the fabric until the turpentine has evaporatedand a white powder remains. The latter can be brushed off,and the…

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