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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 2 (1894) (1894)

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a very full measure of the piece; it is then dropped into its position. All grates SHAKING GRATE, courage of his convictions in acting the living target are made to conforin in size to the furnaces, and no for the exhibition of his invention. alterations are necessary, all the feeds and blowoffs… … vention, Hiram 8. Maxim, of London, announced him- 1028 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, and show grate before be altered or deranged. A pump or injector can be self as also the inventor of a ecuirass. His proposition, itis put inand after it is connected. With this grate a used, and hot or eold water…

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