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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 2 (1886) (1886)

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Salem, Mass., U.S. A. send a vessel provided with a suitable captive balloon these parts are exposed may be easily taken up.— outfit, so that if the 1,500 miles or more of inaccessible Chronique Industrielle. : ee MENNIG’S STEAM ENGINE. cliff 3,000 feet high cannot be passed over, it may, at a… … hem. This engine, which we figure herewith, has four plane slide valves (two escapement and two adinission Sugar seems just as well adapted to making transpa- loon can be easily manipulated so as to safely land ones), that move in planes parallel with the axis of rent soaps as glycerine. As sugar…

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