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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 5 (1890) (1890)

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howed a number of drugs connected with a hot air reservoir, under which is infected with animal life, and remarked that the first, located a heater and a furnace for heating it, while an air compressor operated froin the engine is adapted to a fair-looking sample of crushed linseed, supplied about… … valved pipe with the ash pit of the tration given is that of a photo- CHASE'S HOT AIR ENGINE. furnace, these two pipes being con- graph of a passing bicyclist, in nected with each other by another which the time of exposure was valved pipe. The cylinder of the air compressor has evidently too long.…

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