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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 24 (December 1869) (1869)

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is lost in stoppages etc., are effectually and economically consumed in this gratr. heated and warps ; while, with the rotary bar, a revolution for water and fuel. The annexed engraving represents an Sixth. Cl'nkers and cinders are removed much easier than can be made which turns the heated portion… … Henry VII., in West- which the train is de- HARRISON'S WATER AND FUEL SUPPLY APPARATUS, minster Abbey, from the signed to move. fact that both the date of erection and the subsequent histo- Second. In raking the fire, when stationary grates are used, The vertical post on the locomotive has a rubber…

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