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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 2 (July 1880) (1880)

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well aware of the great expense attending keeping their out of the light, at the end of a rod adjustably secured to the under side of horses well shod under the present system of farriery, not the seat, which rests on springs, so that the seat rests entirely Water 3 to 5 oz. Chloride of silver 7… … reflector with a fine linen pad; then, with another rag, a thin is made of a rope that is stretched taut from the top to the paste of Spanish white or similar substance is spread over bottom of the elevator shaft or well, so that as the car moves the reflector and left to dry. Rubbing with a fine…

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