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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 10 (1884) (1884)

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rn oil holes, of supply, and at the other end with a worm condenser in and on the wall of the building is a catch with which the water. Observations showed that the weight of water con- which there are several around the circumference of the drip prong, G’, engages to keep the door opened. By… … Eureka Pulley Company, Francis Brady, C.E., the engineer. They at once descended of 297 South Street, Bos- the shaft, in parties of five, by means of an ircn cage, and ton, Mass,, had a pulley were conveyed by a kind of tramway through the tunnel, with naked pipes, 3°484 kilos for the cast iron,…

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