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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 25 (December 1889) (1889)

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sticks to the bars, the animal in mounting and clambering over blocks screw, instead of being cylindrical, has the form of a thus rendering cleaning troublesome. These difficulties of ice. Another says they are used chiefly as picks cone that tapers toward the. furnace. In this way, the have been… … left from the manufacture of placed in a single conduit, is GODILLOT'S FURNACE FOR POOR FUEL. extract of chestnut wood, for distributed mechanically to the nine boilers, and falls example, contain, after decoc- tion, 66 per cent of moisture and but 34 per cent of upon the semi-conical grate. In all…

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