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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 18 (May 1899) (1899)

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ke a tubular valve is loosely mounted, by means of which valve communica- vided with an eccentric passage extending into the tion between the oflF-take and bridge-pipe may be cut body. This passage incloses a rod, the outer end of which projects from the shank and is squared to re- ofT, a… … still further raised, and finally enters the supply-pipes. The inventor of the furnace is Mr. Alexander Heil, of HEBBOLSHEIMEB'S DEEF-HINE OB BELAY FUHF. HEBVEY'S BOILEB TUBE CUTTEB AND EXPANDEB. Reading, Pa. pumps in a sump, links are employed which extend swinging eccentrically in a recess formed…

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