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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 18 (1882) (1882)

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uspended face upward by means of a weight or by the air into the furnace and between the heat-retaining walls. being flaring, the better to catch the water as the tube is lamp, so that it can be freely observed by the rider. This results in a very perfect combustion and in the suppres- drawn… … controlled by the arma- of a practical and econo- ture lever of that instru- mical boiler. ment, one of which set of ORD'S IMPROVED BOILER AND FURNACE. Further information contacts in the first instru- may be obtained by addressing the Buckeye Bridge and a sleeve, forminga surrounding chamber, open…

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