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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 10 (1867) (1867)

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r to dissolve tervals and clean it. The lodgement of these particles of un- previously in the acidulated juice some of the bases which it consumed carbon is generally in the horizontal portions of is desired to precipitate. Thus a kind of analysis ona large the pipe, especially where the upright… … escape of the debrisasmay be desired. In front is a channel sible, by opening which the debris may be drawn or swept formed of a bent sheet of iron and having at the bottom a out. hinged door to let out the ashes or dust. It shows for itself It is then drawn back on the bow and the bow screwed on…

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