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

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t pipe of the engine. into the cases again. Just at present there may be soon as the gas is lighted and the brass tube heated, its When the tank has been filled, or nearly filled, with rate of expansion being greater than that of the glass water the supply pipe is closed and thesteam admitted tube,… … 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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