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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 17 (1893) (1893)

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y the hand, the position tially regenerative or recuperative effect is obtained, is afterward retained, without any attention to screws paper be brought near a wall, table or any stationary with accompanying economy of fuel. The kiln is of or fastenings of any sort. The lamp can be moved, object… … for all of the locomotives shown by them at the deflected gases pass out through the apertures World’s Fair, including both the ‘t Logger,” exhibited and flues leading trom them and fill the annu- in connection with the Forestry department, and the lar space as they escape to thechimney. Thus other…

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