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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 3 (January 1896) (1896)

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sit 'ng rooms, would be only the remembered length. It is capable of cutting and strai(?htening cating with an inner, upwardly bent auxiliary flue de- signs of a past and primitive civilization. The germs wire from Js inch diameter and under and ai foot livering into the main inner flue, and not… … en away to show the construction, while Figs. 3'and 3 BELL'S WAGON END GATE FASTENER. ENGERT'S CHIMNEY. are plan and end views, showing the water legs or chimney provides for efficient ventilation, may be drums and their connection with the tubes and the loosening it for convenient removal, is…

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