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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 26 (December 1866) (1866)

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. plying oil to the axles of vehicles, without the usual tion, and good for five times as much further wear, " Modern Improvements" comprehend all appli- troublesome and laborious operation of taking off both heads together ; making, in insurance phrase, ances that tend to the convenience and… … "piston is then replaced man. Among these is the water closet in dwellings and screwed fast, which and offices. The one herewith illustrated seems to presses the lower part of be admirably adapted, from its simplicity, to secu- the piston tight against rity against injury, unfailing operation,…

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