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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 14 (1894) (1894)

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face a pad of leather or similar ma- 0 thus it happens that deep sea fish are at times found terial, and the other extremity of this member having A HEATING GAS BURNER. This is a burner of the Bunsen type, but just out- dead and floating on the surface of the ocean, having upper and lower knuckles… … two plain Corliss engines, 36X60 inches, built by the WILLIAMSON & BUZBY’S HEATING GAS BURNER. SEYMOUR’S WRENCH. Corliss Steam Engine Company, of Providence, R. I., fixed jaw has also at oneside.a socket and at its other and driving gear for two ropes, built by the Robert with air-receiving…

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