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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 11 (September 1876) (1876)

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ey are excellently adapted for use in ironing wagons cipitate with constant stirring until it is of a brownish- operation of hanging out the clothes to dry. black color, then filter it, wash several times with distilled and blacksmiths' ordinary jobbing work. The invention illustrated herewith… … ces which allow of its angle being and wash the precipitate several ALMONT'S CLOTHES LINE FASTENER. adjusted so as to tauten the rope. times with water, decanting, as be- This thus doubles the capacity of the drying accommoda- fore, each time; gather the precipitate on to the filter, wash ther…

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