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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 24 (June 1871) (1871)

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es to the burners. dress, it is secured by sewing, or by a hook formed for that by a cast iron plate, and slides on a gum or spiral spring, B, Any water that may form in the first compartment, or any purpose on the upper end. Screws are used to fasten it to as shown. surplus oil that may remain in… … down through the floor, with a cock at the end to hold the the hinges over those of the old style is trifling, and the bevel It consists of a metal ho«Jc, A, formed as shown, with a water, or to draw off the surplus water in freezing weather. can be worked an d the hinge put on, thereby completing…

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