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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 20 (May 1872) (1872)

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the under surface of the washer and hot water. On a street car, weighing with load six tuns, it The accompanying engraving illustrates an attachment the bottom of the chamber,^. All the series of annular ribs is estimated that 818 pounds of hot water would furnish applicable to any kind of stove or… … the price they charge for them here, and still make immense disks being hung to the traversing nut, D, and carrying the profits. In this country, under the cover of the Wilson and wedge plate and wedges between them, will be forced down- regulate the draft and more fully extract the heat from the…

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