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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 2 (1883) (1883)

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up the actuating lever, which, at the bellows, is caught and tact. with damp brick in walls, as it preserves wood from Printed directions for treating cases of sunstroke have been held up by a catch Jever, compressing the spring which yields rot, insects, etc. obtained from the New York Board of… … 2. Bellows Box. McLEOD’S AIR RAILROAD SIGNAL. convex decked vessel to contain engines special process isemployed. The color of yellow pine when left in its natural and battery, as also men’s quarters, movable portion of the bellows, forces the air to the expan- state or oiled is bright and…

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