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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 12 (1882) (1882)

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end of the piston rod coupling-link down and in engagement with the rear of through a hole in the saw and into a hole in the opposite screws into a crossbar the block or catch. bar, as shown in Fig. 2. These beveled clamping bars are a in the body of the pis- inserted in the triangular eyes of… … motive engine drives Root blowers, which force air into the retorts; after peroxidation which, when turned one way or the other, will tighten or the oxygen is liberated by heat, and pumped loosen the saw. MILLER’S PUMP PISTON, into the gasometer through an apparatus By means of this device the saw…

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