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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 2 (January 1873) (1873)

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e, in two rows, eighteen or twenty box- other fuel, for the blast furnace, has thus far been an un- fan chow, the flower of tea. A San Francisco Chronicle man es, made of cast iron, of a capacity of one tun each. They solved problem, it having been used at most in the quantity had the opportunity,… … not less than 50,000 miles in the Great Basin and KHERNS BLAST FURNACE FOR THE TJSE OF LIGNITE, along both flanks of the Rocky Mountains. At Flexible Stone.—We are iudebted to Mr. present a great deal of this fuel is being used on the locomo- Samuel J. Blume, of Nazareth, Pa., for a specimen of…

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