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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 25 (June 1885) (1885)

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a limit of safe elasticity—of re- siliency—not allowable to even the best of cast iron; chimney. When the valves are adjusted as shown in the full lines in Fig. 1, the smoke, etc., from each fire and in this quality of recouping, wrought iron is supe- box passes up its .corresponding flue, and each… … the other, and pushes the rod, O, back; this liberates side of the curved bar had not so much JONES' IMFEOVED DOUBLE FIEEFIACE the stem, M, which swings downward, thereby turning elongated as the convex side had short- the ball, E, and the jaws, and interlocking the hooks ened. It was evident,…

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