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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 23 (June 1895) (1895)

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ll follow. It must also be re- consists of a longitudinal slotted bar carrying two a steam cylinder, the piston head and propeller being membered that there are certain charges to be de- oppositely arranged gage arras, one of which is mov- connected by a rod, and steam being admitted only to able,… … sulphur is effected. Again, with a reserve of KOLB'S CENTEBINO DEVICE. shredded, crimped, and ready for use, the refuse ma- molten iron always available, the converting terial being discarded during the process. The leaves plant can be run to better advantage than when it has the work at opposite…

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