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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 10 (March 1867) (1867)

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dages, and away they went in inglorious haste toward in time, disintegrates and destroys their material. Mr. Play- possibly be made available. In Chemnitz the approach of the er's stove consumes the gas in a separate chamber from that Hof. Nineteen locomotives and several hundred wagons raced… … row ; the blast thus passing up and numerouswagonsthathadarrived there, STOVE FOR HEATING FURNACE BLASTS. down three times, as is shown in and long lines of trains were again Fig. 1. The steam jet in the branch gas pipe enables the fur fleeing, as fast as possible, the last engine leaving just as…

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