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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 4 (July 1876) (1876)

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is this : rocking the shaft, B, to and fro, as in.Fig. 1, the shovel. A, that we can produce, the balance being virtually wasted. Does the relief come from the water of the solution, or from slides back and forth under the coal, and discharges it smoothly and uniformly into the stove without… … ing them in iron molds with thick sides. Besides circular base, B, and a circular groove, C, on each BTBN'S SELF'DISCHABQING COAL HOD. possessing a large number of other disadvanta- side, also with pin holes, D, in the base. The ges, this system does not allow of deep tempering, since the handle is…

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