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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 17 (April 1887) (1887)

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nd, and is mortised 80 formed that when,the rack sides are raised to a ver- foundation, and the front of the ash pit is made hollow to pass freely over the standard, and also to receive tical position, they will be directly above the side for containing air, to prevent it from becoming over- the… … damper in the ash pit cover when the doors GEBHOND'S lUFBOTED FAN LIFTEB. are closed, and may be further controlled by opening or closing the doors. the teeth of the standard. To apply the lifter, the This invention has been patented by Mrs. foot is shoved under the bottom of the pan and the M. E.…

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