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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 6 (February 1890) (1890)

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nted by Mr. Allen Ditson, of heat is desired, of a high degree, and free from sul- according to the work to be done, which may include Lamed, Kansas. On the outer end of the shaft of the phur or other impurities. It has been patented by the generating of steam, heating of forges, welding, Messrs.… … Mix equal parts just before using, as the mixed solu- ANDREWS ft SEEBY'S HYDBOCABBON BURNER. tion will not keep, and float the paper as on the silver New York City. Fig. 1 represents a vertical sectional bath, film down, for half a minute or so, and suspend elevation of the burner, and Fig. 2…

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