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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 12 (1887) (1887)

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aving. Arranged longi- gealed to —15° for six weeks in the Exhibition Hall, tion from the battery, through the bell, is established and that, too, without the necessity of putting them tudinally in the tank is a series of tubes, connected at through the angle plates and platinum wire; but as one… … NIFENECKER’S ATTACHMENT FOR COOKING STOVES. WHITNEY'S FEED WATER HEATER. the other with a door, and of a bottom or grate se- desired to charge the boiler, the lower valve is opened the hood by a partition extending from end to end on seen lying upon one of the slabs the body of a man to permit the…

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