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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 7 (1875) (1875)

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latform, D. Steam is now admitted above the piston in cylinder, B, forcing said piston down, and hence driving the water into the other cy- linder. This of course raises platform, E, and, as is evident, brings the two platforms on a level, when the piston in A is at its highest, and that in B at… … would strike the straw and split it, and so enter the body. According to Mr. Batchelder’s book, in 1863, where he admitted, this time above the piston in A; platform, E, sinks, I have taken an iron ring, about 4 or 5 inches across, and quotes Montgomery on cotton, at Lowell or Lawrence, the in- and…

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