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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 7 (1866) (1866)

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when the cock is opened. fish’s mouth sidewise, so that it fails to catch on be- occasionally dash water upon his fire tor the purpose It is asserted that, with this arrangement, by its ing drawn up when a bite is felt. The object of this of checking the blaze; thus rendering it more agree- regular… … while heating. It bas recently been discovered that The engraving shows the invention very clearly. It is merely a wire guard, A, slipped over the shank a mist, or fine sprinkle, accomplishes this object and held by the line; the guard stands at right more thoroughly, and is attended with a great…

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