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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 26 (1870) (1870)

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ty street, New York city. valve which admits the supply and opens the valve upon the with a good up-draft. If no chimney be available, the opposite side, which communicates with the boiler. The GAS STOVE. flue may be carried (horizontally) any reasonable distance to water, being subjected .to equal… … assumes when touched with the fingers. The objects are at Silvertown, to witness the exhibition of a new method of gives a description of a gas stove, which is not open to the next washed in pure fresh water, and afterwards passed launching girders or bridges without scaffolding. The struc-…

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