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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 20 (May 1890) (1890)

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n photography and in chemists1 and standards by a bolt or screw passed through eyes in the opticians' laboratories. This glass is produced by ends of the rods. The under surface of the steps have melting in an open crucible the following ingredients : —Fine sand, 2,000 parts; red oxide of… … BURROWS' FOLDING ADJUSTABLE LADDER, adjusted accordingly when the ground it and the face of the anvil, and is capable of verti- is rough. When such adjustment has cal movement in slots in slide flanges of the bracket been properly effected, the ladder is designed to be lime, 20 ; cream of tartar,…

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