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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 12 (1893) (1893)

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e four ing, and not registering when the ‘ throw-off ” is used. artistically arranged panels devoted to this depart- The improvement has been patented by Mr. Herbert ment of: their wares suggests at once how it has been D. Clayton, of the Hill City Reveille, Hill City, Kan- possible to manufacture… … to be made in the pressure of the train pipe at each machinery. The movement of the handle or lever from one notch to engineers of the BROOKLYN, N. Y. Edw. P. Allis, another. A connection with the governor is made through valve-controlled ports of both the upper and Frazer & Chal- mers and Russell…

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