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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 14 (1870) (1870)

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inders, A and B, as it revolves, the pars drinking, and is not lost in the blanket. There age being compelled by a scraper attach ed isno wet blanket to be cared for, and the ap- at the aperture, E. paratus is ready always for immediate use. The hollow cylinder, C, is a continuation Being compact… … defects in all discovered, 446; of which 45 inder, C, and issues through apertures made were regarded as dangerous. Defects in detail in its sides. This stream of air passing were as follows : through the grain takes up the dust caused Furnaces out of shape, 19—1 dangerous; by the decortication of…

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