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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 7 (August 1887) (1887)

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ig. 1, but with a wall being broken away. The boiler has at its rear an Sulphide of carbon 5 ounces. epring for turn- upright cylinder, on the top of which is the steam Gutta percha 5 drachms. i f\ n ing it and bring- India rubber 10 " dome, and this upright cylinder is connected by pipes Fishglue… … CASWELL'S STEAK BOILEB. pipes or for other purposes, and a perforated A SIMPLE AND EFFICIENT WASHING MACHINE. shield is held below the chimney opening to be united by a few stitches, and the solution be applied prevent the too rapid escape of the products of com- The invention herewith illustrated…

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