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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 15 (1873) (1873)

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rds and butter- head, A, Fig. 1, show- flies that hovered a- ing more clearly the round, operation of. sliding A sunken Ohio riv- blocks, C,and roller, D. er steamboat afforded, The poppet heads, A, the other day, a still Fig. 1, have each a more remarkable and long slot or mortise affecting case… … tric on the main shaft. to the ceiling. Peace- This eccentric moves fully sleeping on this dangerous bed lay a little boy, who had been upborne all the block, C, in an opposite direction to the piston head. night by the water-soaked yet still buoyant mattress. The The free end of lever,G, is…

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