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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 11 (1888) (1888)

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ween each two guide this construction, the dry feed placed in the hopper is engineer. Except the noise of its wheels moving upon rollers, as shown in Figs. 1and2. A flexible curtain or supplied to the trough only as consumed. Adjoining iron rails, it is noiseless and smokeless. The fuel, any shade,… … that there is very little waste of steam, heat and water SHAUBACH’S VEHICLE TOP CURTAIN. FEED TROUGH. in operating it, as the steam is not thrown away after one end by cords to the spring roller, the other end of adapted to be utilized for wet feed, and especially de- using, but the water of…

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