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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 12 (March 1880) (1880)

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is also pro- ported on a much larger scale. If they could bring from vided with a water gauge, a faucet near the bottom for 100 to 150 tons per week to England, it would relieve the drawing off the water, and, if of the kind shown in the cut, surplus produce of the Australian colonies. Mr. T. Mc-… … 15, observes, in reference to this order: EOHBBECK'S DRYING OVEN. The contract for watches to be used by the officials on the GUERIN'S CONTINUAL DISPLACEMENT APPAKATUS. Indian state railways has again been secured by the Ameri- As the joints are hard soldered, the water maybe replaced can Watch…

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