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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 2 (1876) (1876)

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s. He was genial and pleasant the passage of the smoke by reason of the thickness of the which actson a yoke, I, which last connects with the swing- in his intercourse with men, and will be missed by a large superincumbent brick arch or wall. In order to obviate this, ing frame in which theshaft,… … realized. It consists of the ordinary lamp chimney with a arch bar of improved construction, and combines therewith hole through it, by which the necessity of removing the beneficial effects; and in order to admit of said application in a plate for directing the smoke. The front part of the bar an…

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