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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 19 (1893) (1893)

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he shifting rod connected with the governor sleeve to ether. This, on being separated draw downward the governor pawls. The governor and evaporated, left a _ residue erank also carries the usual rocking bar, to the oppo- which gave off a strong odor of site ends of which the ordinary cut-off rods… … absorb odors, become musty, or retain perspiration or disease gerins. The mattresses and pillows are cov- the cut-off rods are shifted by the trip mechanism one ered with a light covering of fine curled hair or other of the stops will engage with a crab to prevent the material, which may be removed…

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