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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 25 (1875) (1875)

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er have made some improve- tion of the vessel, and he expected that nearly the same ad- possible, completely cased with armor plates. It is well ments in this apparatus, one of which deserves special com- vantage, but less encumbered by surface friction, would known that at present the helm has to… … FOWLER'S STEAM CULTIVATOR. the ropes are attached, of a forked shape, asshown. In use the screw blades. Since then Mr. Griffiths has had H.M.S. that some loss of speed is thereby occasioned; but with th that arm of the fork to which the hauling rope happens to Bruiser placed at his disposal to…

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