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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 16 (1888) (1888)

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e top of the cover are crank arm. The open end of the cartridge is first dc- pivoted latches with beveled ends, adapted to wedge pressed by a claw adapted to engage with the thread under the ends of the clips, thus forcing the cover of the plunger, so that it will enter the annular groove downward… … draught will be down the front parlor flue, through hance decidedly the effect of any flat spots or irregu- the hall and room, and up through the rear parlor flue, larities in the wheel or in the track. In the six-wheel time rotating the crank arm, the edge of the shell will truck the distribution…

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