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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 21 (November 1878) (1878)

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of Denmark and Sweden pro- large quantity of water and the high pressure combine to ny, and it is this company, and not the owners of the road, duce such excellent quality. Their plan, he states, is to equalize the demands made on the furnace, which requires who are trying Mr. Brown's engines. The… … Fig. 12.—Baggage Truck. (Eastern Railway.) Fig. 11. —Tmck for Pig Iron. bags on the engine. When the furnace requires to be fed, received at the dairy. This is efEected by means of cold speed is consequently id some respects restricted. We find, a scoop is fixed in the fire door, and one of the…

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