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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 9 (February 1885) (1885)

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inside, being flush with the sides ofthe door frame. The driver, being relieved of thetrouble of watching and dumping the fares, can givemore attention to the picking up of passengers, etc. It isimpossible to rob the box with waxed strings or likedevices, as upon opening the door for that purpose… … Darkening Oak. To render new oak wainscoting and oak furnituredark, and give it an antique appearance, we have itfrom good authority that ammonia is the cleanest, best,and cheapest material that can be used. The liquidstains commonly used are apt to raise the grain of thewood, make it rough, and it…

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