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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 22 (1878) (1878)

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he the jaws occupy every angle of inclination, and the vise may jacket, to the exhaust trunnion, thus keeping the cylinder tubes (which are in the center of the boiler), rises, gives off hot, and preventing loss by radiation of heat from the steam be fastened to its base in any position. Our… … 100 bales of cotton out of a vessel in twenty. teeth better than with his ears, but there are two eight minutes, this being very rapid work when or three employés of the water works who can the bales are hoisted and manipulated singly. tell whether water is passing through a pipe by For further…

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