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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 13 (1886) (1886)

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hened by the hearty and effici- steam engines and other ‘prime movers”; metal work near a leaky joint in a steam pipe, or exposed ent co-operation of my dear. wife, the support of our brother Sampson, the enthusiastic admiration of our manufactures ; railway, tramway, and carriage appli- to… … niture and decoration; scientific: ‘apparatus ; educa- law, Mr. William Neeld, the cheerful assistance of our pipe, carrying steam under pressure, is always, so far tional apparatus; fishery and fish curing; the fine as they know, borne with impunity by wood in con- several women, particularly…

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