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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 14 (1868) (1868)

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n metal communi- water line. Cis a tube which is screwed into the shell of the the interstices, but not the cobs, which slide down into any boiler on the top end of which there is a steam whistle, D, as cates hardness and the property of taking a very beautiful receptacle placed for them. The corn… … CHIPRON’S PATENT CORN SHELLER. the whistle bythe annular syace between the two tubes and give the reyaired alarm. . When 80 required these alarms are fitted with a brass cap instead of a whistle, the alarm being given simply by the er- ————_$_—_t 2 oe _—__— cape of steam through a small aperture ;…

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