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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 9 (1882) (1882)

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so as to shield or cover the back or ascending part of the saw t and the other with flat roofs. They cost per mile from vided with a horizontal series of slats and an upwardly in prevent anything from coming into contact with it there. clined series of slats. 5 | Mr. Henry R. Robbins, of Baltimore,… … entirely covering the saw, and so remains Station, Va. The invention relates to tubu. until raised by the next piece of timber. lar boilers in which the tubes are arranged This device received the highest award at side by side; and it consists in the peculiar the trial at the Royal Agricultural…

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