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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 23 (1872) (1872)

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e trunnions, F F, permit of the adaptation narrow streets of large cities; it is more particularly this ob- ganic matter remain longest in suspension. Water stood in stacle which is claimed to be surmounted by the peculiar ar- of the machinery to any angle of grade. a bottle in the laboratory for… … Briefly, the invention consists in making the boiler act as a was chiefly chloride and carbonate of sodium, and was present ted, designed to present fewer working parts, and conse- transient bolt and, with the engine, to turn with the truck as in only small quantity. Another water stood for three…

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