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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 17 (1875) (1875)

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weigh against cases, so as not to be accessible to the engineer. We extract from Za Nature the annexed illustration of a its utility in avoiding the risk of sinking when learning to 7_—_—_—oooO S16 oe new tell-tale for counting the strokes of an engine, indica- swim. Itsprice 1s only $3.75, gold.”… … divisions, buckled firmly round the waist after inflation, and ing or stoppages ofthe machine. The mechanism, contained a Ae kept in position by a strap passing between the legs from in thte clock shown, causes the rotation of a disk placed be- Origin of Atmospheric Electricity. the front to the…

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