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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 14 (1884) (1884)

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tured by | thereby regulating the quantity of oil burned. hydrofluoric acid, fluoride of ammonia, and dry precipitat | Mr. A. H. Shipman, of Rochester, N. Y. The boiler ismade| A lowering of the pressure produces a contrary effect, and ed barium sulphate are rubbed together in a porcelain mor- |… … of wax or parafline, which can be easily ap- wheel for stationary work. plied by warming the bottle over an alcohol SHIPMAN’S IMPROVED STEAM ENGINE. 00-0 + or other smokeless flame, dropping in a piece Building up Milling Tools, of wax, and continually turning the bottle to bring the} into them,…

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