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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 24 (June 1880) (1880)

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chinery break or become dis- fastening the laths by enveloping the wire core which is faces; and while special preparations in some instances pre- ordered. vent the accumulation of scale, the use of such preparations allowed to project beyond the end of the lath. As soon as Mr. John H. Gable, of… … MOREHOUSE'S ANTI-INCRUSTATOR. btowingouttwo or three times The links or hinged clasps are held engaged with the daily. This is a new departure in steam engineering, and it is looked upon with some sus- respective draw bars by means of a spring or other suitable plaster coat or finish may be at once…

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