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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 22 (November 1880) (1880)

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met with it in Naples, and vention consists of a hollow oblong metallic box resting on oil and half turpentine, with a small quantity of driers, is introduced it into Germany in 1874, from whence it had only the stove over the boiler holes and having its lower end preferable. Litharge is safest for… … about 110 grammes bicarbonate of potassium. Half elastic brushes are best for this work, WILSON'S STOVE ATTACHMENT. To this was added 75 grammes of pure pulver- as the color would be apt to curl or drag ized cyanide of potassium. When this had under camel hair blenders. Apply two coats dissolved he…

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