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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 11 (September 1875) (1875)

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ves fifty pounds more flesh than smelting purposes, and this was certainly one of the great- the nozzle. IT is the suction air vessel, and V a pipe from est advances ever made in our art. By first turning it into is needed for the best working condition, a burden which the main pumps to the boiler,… … MERRYWEATHER'S STEAM FIRE ENGINE-FLAN. each side of the fire engine under the deck ; there is also an- many years of their industrial life. These may seem little solid form, and hence can be made to give us, as in the Sie- other tank immediately under the engine. The coal bunkers things ; but…

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