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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 22 (1882) (1882)

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densing engines, a tected by glass covers), communicating with the electric through the pawls above mentioned. cock fitted on a pipe opening to the atmosphere is also actuated battery, which by means of an electro-magnet actuates the Inside the box and at a suitable distance in the rear of the by… … coloring matter is stronger or weaker. The duration of the part of the metapodii. It is seemingly as unexplainable Fig. 1—ELECTRICAL STOP DEVICE FOR STEAM ENGINES. the-immersion amountsto thirty minutes. After the silk has as the somewhat similar habit of the Southern logzerhead or been drained, it…

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