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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 14 (1889) (1889)

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our a rod carrying a float at its lower end. The rod carry- crank arms, in pairs standing diametrically opposite the United States Navy Department, and orders have ing the upper float is prolonged upward through a been executed at the Remington Armory for a supply and at right angles to each other,… … WANK, ton-Lee magazine rifle, and will take pleasure in exhi- STREEPER’S ELECTRICAL HIGH AND LCW WATER biting the gun at their warerooms. ee ‘ ALARM. DuRING the Conemaugh flood, thirty-two locomo- of this tube is clamped a cap through which projects directly under the rollers, to cut the band of…

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