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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 16 (1890) (1890)

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he brakes by releasing or reapplying a strainer, while through one side of the body, near cleaning apparatus is from Moline, Ill., the belting at any time without fully releasing, is shown in the ac- the cover, is projected a curved tube to the lower end from the Boston Rubber Company, and the… … JOHNSON’S CISTERN. ing it to the second position to release the brakes, and to ‘‘service stop”to apply them, etc. By the use of this valve it is designed to conical deflector is attached to the block and to the place the control of the brakes and train en- lower end of the curved tube, the block…

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