riments and of their long ex- Vol. XIX., but as many of our present readers may not have ries according to their nature. It may, however, betaken as perience in this particular branch of manufacture. seen it, and much inquiry is now being made in regard to it, a general rule that the same time is… … th» Tuain^ptttew--Me<s&, by the saving would,be great- er still. which means the reacting STATIONARY STEAM ENGINE. pressure on the cylinder is 2. Economy of Labor.-r- transmitted directly to the shaft by a single structure, in we will, at the risk of repeating ourselves to some extent, A few…
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