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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 1 (1881) (1881)

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encouraging success. He writes that the direct- fuel. or of the company, Mr. Francis Puskis, had obtained the Jf the users of steam boilers, as usually set, realized the exclusive right to use the telephone in Hungary, and that full value of their fuel, they would, in most cases, be able to… … L. Palmer, of Serena, IIIl., has patented an arrange- The columns on the sides take the place of the END VIEW OF BOILER WITH SMITH’S IMPROVED FURNACE, ment of reflecting mirrors, which convey to the wall of fire brick each side of the grate bars. They are made of five-inch pipe, and will stand a…

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