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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 7 (1880) (1880)

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if one be used, is supported by a vertical rod the grate to allow the grate to move freely. hinged to the outer end of the draw bar and supported at its The pipes, B, are connected with segmental covered hot air boxes, C, resting on the stove lining and against the inner lower end by a brace, G,… … Professor J. T. Rothrock is of the opinion that the cess of construction, the ratchet wheel is simply EGAN’S CONE ATTACHMENT FOR STOVES. early natives of California smoked the leaves of keyed to the axle; but when it is applied to cars Nicotiana clevelandti—a species only quite recently described…

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