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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 10 (1885) (1885)

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d to the center of an board; the reverse of this operation permitted the lamp burners when the light is blown out are avoided; iron beam, which extends across a wheel placed a few Alaska to move to port. During stormy weather, which the danger of explosion, which sometimes is a direct followed,the… … inches wide by 614 inches thick; the curved or outer stopping the engines, by moving a lever located in front MILLEN’S EXTINGUISHER FOR LAMPS, portion is 514 inches,wide by 314 inches thick, and joins of the engines. is also done away the stock at each end. In the lower part of the stock On the…

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