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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 14 (April 1887) (1887)

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ors can grate bars as it burns away, the result being a better high by means of a deep cutting, and through numer- be cleaned. combustion. The walls of the furnace are stiffened by ous swamps and beds of rock. When completed, it In each partition of the lower radiator is an opening, a casting,… … turnal passage. What the company does is to prescribe boos and any old refuse, and supported mostly on piles, FAINE'S HOT AIR FURNACE. the amount of illuminating power which the apparatus often overhanging the muddy river, over swamps—in must possess. For instance, no steamer is allowed to fact,…

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