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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 12 (March 1881) (1881)

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r by this process.Also Damp-proof Composition and Finish for Walls, andfor preserving the surface of Natural Stone, liable todecay, from the weather. This composition Is admir-ably adapted for finishing Hospital Walls, being entirelynon-absorbent. The Company is prepared to negotiate for the sale… … Applied to all machinery driven byfly-wheels and liable to be broken bypower stored in wheels, such as cal-ender rolls, upsetting machines,presses, and wire drawing nia-,ui chines. We warrant to save fearing and all machineryrom breaking by using ourclutches, starts gradual, stopsquick. Any amount…

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