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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 7 (1878) (1878)

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ed that when the gearing is thrown top of said can. .A centigh opening above, which is a hop- grained, but very tough wood. out of contact the engine valve is regulated in accordance. per-shaped chue, ig ptovided. The cover thus constructed Stopperwood is principally used for piles and for wheel… … lastly, the machine is simple in construction, in diameter, and is a rather hard, fine, cros- strongly built, not easily put out of order, and grained, moderately heavy wood. The heart- easily duplicated in all its parts. For further wood is of a beautifully veined Vandyke brown, dress the…

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