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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 15 (1888) (1888)

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and engaged the rear flange of piston, leaving that part of ring, A, with one another by cut-out lips or hooks and eyes. Ad- which is adapted to turn and slide in its bearings, has lying between ring, B, and the front flange of piston a radial arm engaging a lug on avertical lever, a spring… … i last year nearly every blade of grass was eaten up. The BRANDON’S BALANCE PISTON RING PACKING. BAUMANN’S COMBINATION LOCK AND ALARM. whole country has been honeycombed with their bur- Ss rows, the horses and camels are in a famishing state, | and an alarm. When a person desires to enter the…

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