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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 16 (April 1867) (1867)

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we think the failure could not fairly be chargeable to world, namely to take an interest in scientific lectures and A patent for this improvement were procured through the defects inherent in the principle, but in the methods by which experiments. Hitherto science had only been popularized, but… … prevents the water from passing nations, decomposed it into the SILL'S AIR-TIGHT STEAM GENERATOR. into the smoke chamber. The fur- colors of the rainbow, and then nace doors, K, have a lining of firebrick and are suspended on ther information address George Sill, Wilkins, Alleghany made to appear…

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