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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 4 (January 1867) (1867)

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ere it gives the in the illustration. Three varieties of spiral work done by of a fountain for propelling common or scented water, which highest satisfaction. Over sixty of the dials are there used, this machine are seen in the lathe and on the floor. Speci- and the Vicar General testifies to their… … by means of a most ingenious device, made to adjust itself instantaneously to Whenever there is a sufficient head of water it is said this thevaryin1* resistance to be overcome, whether that resistance be modified by an increase or diminution of the load, or by change of grade. I have seen is the…

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