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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 4 (1868) (1868)

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paris. The furnace being sup- to a great extent, automatic in its operation and self-regulat- again permitted—“just this once.” Berryer, Thiers, and a ing. In the engravings, A is a furnace in which the sulphur is plicd with sulphur and tho latter ignited, the wheel, C, and great number of others,… … a, hollow shaft and wheel, C, furnished with draft nozzles, D, Fig.3, from any source of power. Water is fed through the things about the immorality of lotteries. And yet they and rotating under water in the chamber. °E is a water pipe E to the chamber in which the hollow wheel, C, rotates. have,…

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