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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 5 (1876) (1876)

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a manner as to close The center of this remarkable plate-like looking object is riage. An adjustably weighted ball hung to the fork-car- considerably raised from the surface, and is covered with a the inlet valve, the exhaust still remaining shut. The steam under the piston now sustains the hammer.… … been of some use tothem. It is most interest- itself readily to the direction of strain with- SMITH’S HAY ELEVATOR AND CARRIER. ing that these rude characters should be united out clamping or wedging the hoisting and in the same instrument with the 360 degrees of modern civ- lowering rope, E’. A…

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