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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 18 (October 1870) (1870)

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the efficiency is conclusion that the principle of what was probably the first bars had been removed for its reception. " Adequate mix ture " says Mr. Williams, " was thus instantly obtained, as in I attempt ever made in mechanical, firing—I speak of Stanley's higher. the aro-and o-as burner ; the… … of magazines in marshes, to spy out ambus- MODE OF FIRING FURNACES MECHANICALLY more effectually than this arrangement. cades that may be in waiting, to rally col- But the result. years ago nearly every furnace in Lancashire was fed by the umns, and to telegraph points of assembly on attack. The A…

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