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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 21 (1882) (1882)

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ng nothing on the back may long as the fire lasts, and as these boats when running have creases toa remarkable degree the amount of steam space about 12 cwt. of fuel on their bars, and as it is found by ex- be reproduced by this method. This is then pressed into necessary to avoid priming. The… … fitted with a plate, the ro- patent ar- sin adhering rangement only to the for prevent- inked por- ing the fire tion. The from being surplus hav- extinguished ing been dus- should water ted off a suffi- gain access cient degree to the stoke- of heat to just hole or boiler: fuse the rosin com part-…

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