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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 21 (May 1880) (1880)

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the class of contrivance lies in the propelling device, which is con- pumps; thus pursuing an endless round of vaporization and ovens of cooking stoves and ranges whose doors have a structed so as to collapse when pulled forward, and to recondensation. When this liquid is volatilized in the re-… … the condensers is the ice box, divided into two Mr. William E. Ferguson, of New York city, compartments, containing twenty-eight congeal- has patented an improved device for preventing ers, through which the cold brine from the dis the shifting of grain cargoes in vessels, and to tributing system…

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