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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 20 (November 1876) (1876)

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s, and. what the upper end of the glass pipe, and a shoulder to receive docks, and other works where large quantities of lime are is better, can point to its successful practice in this country the packing that prevents leakage through the joint between required for building tunnels, bridges,… … motors wit h those above men COWAN'S COMPENSATING STEAM-GENERATING APPARATUS. steam, and thus tioned. he proposes a means whereby power can be obtained at prac- works, for use in chemical works and breweries, and where In appearance the insect is ovate, about i inch in length, tically no cost. and…

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