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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 22 (1897) (1897)

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ir without causing injury to its con- eannot be used for unauthorized purposes. The im- spring. struction. Where sudden floods come, the gates work tt provement has been patented by Horace W. Billing- automatically to release the surplus water without the ton, of No. 565 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City,… … is a groove adapted to receive the handle of a brush height of the gates, they press, with about one-third of BILLINGTON’S GAS BURNER. placed in the cup. When the cover is thrown back, as their height from the bottom edges, against the rider shown in the main view, this cup then acts as a brush…

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