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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 3 (July 1875) (1875)

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otive furnaces, made in the the use of sand, while at Uetliberg absolutely no use is made M. Buguet have been recognized. Far be it from us to say usual way, that the flanges and rivets of the end sheets, at of sand, but water is employed exclusively. the points where they are connected to the… … delicate appears to be the common water M. Buguet, of Paris, a spirit photogra- cress, the presence of which indicates ex- pher, came to London early last summer, DAWSON & HUGHES' LOCOMOTIVE FIRE BOX cellent quality. Veronicas and the floating and, after advertising in this journal for water weeds…

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