Putnam, J. Pickering (John Pickering), 1847-1917 · Boston, Ticknor and Co. · leaf 70
thisflue. For these reasons Franklin gives itas his opinion that the invention not onlydid not belong to the German at all, butthat lie did not even understand the prin-ciple and working of the machine heclaimed as his own. Fig. 41 represents another smoke-consuming apparatus, similar in… … Smo!<e-consuming Fireplace. 38 T II E <> I E N FIR E PL AC E . fuel in tlic hitter. This form of fireplace is objectionable, on account of itsLiability t<> smoke upon slight provocation. Mr. Touet-Chambor attempted to overcome this objection by placing
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