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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 1 (1886) (1886)

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curved lever is adjustably attached. At its fixed, to walk without pain. There was apparently no per- manent injury. Asfaras the writer knows, no case of pivoted end the lever is formed with a downwardly survival aftey a fall from as great a height as 150 feet projecting arm, which carries a valve.… … operation, the lever is so weighted that the float will ‘of the float moves the lever upward, and consequently its downwardly extending arm and valve on the same ROSE’S FIRE ESCAPE LADDER, outward, by which the outlet of the pan is uncovered, and the liquid is automatically discharged. In our il-…

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