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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 3 (July 1867) (1867)

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de of the lever either entirely closing the valve or re- ALABM. the water of the boiler up to its proper position, when the ducing its aperture. There have been a number of attempts to make an au- lever, F, is replaced into an upright position and its base There is also a device forming part of… … eight miles of wire signals by tension electricity invented by shallow circular recess, and a die, slightly smaller than this Mr. F. Ronalds, formerly of Hammersmith, 1815." boiler, or to give warning of a dangerous position of the water recess, is stamped upon the metal, which instantly runs up…

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