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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 25 (1883) (1883)

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, c. The apertures in from 100 to 110 hectoliters of black every twenty-four hours the standards permit pivoting the levers, g, at any desired contains 54 retorts, and burns but 5 hectoliters of coal. height, A spring, 4, has one end mounted on the pintle of With the system of emptying the tubes… … tion of this wheel makes the excavation. Over this cutter, BURKE'S WAGON JACK. and partly surrounding it, isa hood, which allows water to enter only from beneath. Over the top of ibis hood a bedrs against the bottom edge of the lever, a. Between its 20 inch pipe leads up to the large centrifugal…

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