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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 12 (1876) (1876)

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r ordinary analytical work, as, for in- into the flue as they are generated ; it likewise is self-acting stance, saturating it with sulph-hydric acid, it was soon in ‘its operation so far as not to require frequent adjusting found to be unfit for such purposes, on account of the quan- and so as… … ship breaks up. Sometimes, and of course only when the disaster occurs in comparatively shoal water, a buoy is at. and of such shape as not to impede the passage of smoke or resting upon the bearing wheel. C is asiphon pipe, leading from the bottom of the is similar to others of its class already…

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