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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 14 (September 1882) (1882)

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which this magnesian wick is placed is mounted with a comes down upon the tin and holds it rigidly to the table buter, which serves for distributing the air and gas in suit- bayonet catch, so that the wick may be removed and re- before the knife begins to cut, thus preventing the "draw- ing '' of… … IMPROVED SQUARING SHEAR. It was taken from a coal mine in Utah owned by run by a small Bisschop motor. For installations of less importance, and in which there is no motive the Denver and Eio Grande Railroad Company, who able proportions through the burner properly so-called. For power at disposal,…

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