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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 6 (February 1899) (1899)

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work. The work was commenced in June, 1875, and is coated on both sides with cement and is then in- the gloss or discolor the gilding. The frames can, by has cost about $5,000,000 to date; its completion will serted. After the cement has hardened, the bottle can the way, be cleaned of dust and dirt… … last demolitions have aroused widespread anxiety in dustry, to obviate the ugly exudations of oil on polished BBAVEBHAN'S NON-BEFILLABLE BOTTLE. both England and America,'and the result has been that articles. The fact that no success has been attained so a petition has been circulated by a society…

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