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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 7 (August 1876) (1876)

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cursores (represented by the struthionidm and di- Twrnis); while those of the distal end are, in the middle and the invention in longitudinal section. Fig. 1, and transverse thickness of the arching. In performing this work constant inner trochlese, like those of the gaetornis of the Paris basin.… … ^^^ pipes are led into a coil or ring, at H, sur- enters and leaves the tunnel. Manager Pres- rounding the steam dome. In the ring are cott has appointed E. B. Campbell superin- numerous jets, so placed as to play into tendent of the tunnel, for the present at THONGER'S DEVICE FOR HEATING AIR FOR…

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