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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 22 (1882) (1882)

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e accident of July, 1880. usual pattern, ventilation may best be effected by lighting connected with the battery by means of a wire, E, and when by the caving in of a portion of the roof plating on agas burner at the bottom of a sheet iron-air shaft. An when depressed comes into contact with… … The forward movement of the wedge tion while cooking is going on, or, say, operates to raise the casing, and a rear- during six hours every day, The con- ward movement to depress it. A threaded sumption of gas would therefore be only rod, I, having one end swiveled within the rear end of the Jersey…

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