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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 10 (1890) (1890)

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is passed into the flue from the The tie is intended, when in position, to be a circumferential groove in which is inserted a tongue end which is to be expanded and flanged, an accurate upon a clamping plate attached to the sleeve. By the adjustment for length being effected by revolving the… … Fig. 2, are two longitudinally extending rollers, the amount of wages paid out $93,894,000, in the materials trunnions of the upper one of which extend through consumed $397,000,000, and in the value of the product an inclined slot in the ends of the casing, and are turned out of $519,779,000.…

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