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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 25 (1882) (1882)

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ch water as possible, hewing the balance to the underside of thelid of the box. When the rod is ing the posts above the cups. The cups are held in place of the log some 4 inches square, hanging it on a pivot near on the ends of the posts by screw rods, which pass through the trough. They fixed a… … forward end of the chamber, F, the smoke passes down into MASON’S SUSPENDED PROVISION SAFE. and backward through the chamber, G, above the bottom plate of the range. The smoke passes from the rear end of CAMPER’S SPITTOON HOLDER. the chamber, G, upward through the flue, H, to the chim- posts. To…

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