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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 1 (January 1872) (1872)

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to regular customers, removing the filled tubs and without poisoning the water. all connect through the pipes, B C, and the front and back After a protracted trial made at Aldershot during last sea- sections are joined to the others, as indicated at E. The water son, the British War Department, on… … rivalled. When it is considered that this is the progress made in the usual manner. A large amount of heating surface is in the course of one year, it will appear that the process must substituting fresh ones, a work of only a minute in each case, thus secured in small space, a matter of much…

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