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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 24 (1882) (1882)

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g snow from melting on the upper part of the house; latter is improved thereby. If the house is plastered in the cellar or lower portion. miles distant, may be seen ; and we iearn, from Professcr | duit, z, is placed above the ties, and a flue, w, is constructed Dana, that all the region between… … a diameter of 20 in. Its weight is 400 lb., and its of 1,000 tons weight that form the Judges’ Cave value $500. The supply pipe-is 4 in. in diameter. on West Rock, also lie along the sandhills of It goes to a large steam saw mill in Canada, Long Island ; and they hint at the’ possibility where it…

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