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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 13 (September 1885) (1885)

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run extra hours to having heavy pressure, while the smaller gates work are 300' X 50', 3 stories high. Office and storeroom in fill orders. The product of the work is sold in every comparatively easy, the larger ones, under the excessive front 150' X 35', part of which is 3 stories. The iron… … IRON PLANING SHOPS. also a prospect that the The Chapman valve has troublesome "mousemill" a straightway passage the will be obviated. At all events, Mr. Pescail, an em- full diameter of the connecting pipe. The engraving whenever it becomes necessary to open or close them. ploye on the Central…

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