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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 25 (1861) (1861)

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ers, be- the least possible fuel. Then weshould learn to louk after our boilers, and to make our fuel go further in makine cause it is a question of great public importance, steam. Then should we see the value of covering our boilers up with felt, using feed heaters, combustion cham- bers, tight… … Wuisky as A Perrume.—The Milwaukee Sentinel for right, and should be well cared for by our govern- geons. ment. Inour ranksare intelligent and well-educated An ingenious and important apparatus made by this says:—‘‘A jug of the celebrated Montreal malt men, ingenious mechanics, citizens skilled in…

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