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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 4 (1866) (1866)

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tion, the supply is hardly equal to the demand, anc veins. The idea was acted upon, and was attended may be attached to the fecd pipe, K. The waste as its uses are extended by new discoveries of it: with such success that a company was formed with pipe, L, may be closed in summer, when there is no… … allowed to fall, and, guided by the line or wire that suspends the torpedo, strikes with force upon the hammer, compressing the rubber spring and explod- ing the percussion cap. <A fuse is generally used, passing from the fulminating powder in the cap, through the powder in the case, to insure an…

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