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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 23 (June 1870) (1870)

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offspring of simplicity, it possesses in a very high economical result of one-horse power for every 5'1!) pounds of degree; and it is entirely devoid of certain delicate niceties coal consumed per hour, steam being supplied from a boiler of construction, which in some other kinds of valve gear ne-… … by the struggle of the fish engine increases or dimin- THE RIDER CUT-OFE ENGINE. Fig- 2. Fig. 1. ishes, while the recipro- to get away, or by the pull of the fisherman, a slit be torn in its jaw, the outer loose end eating motion is received from a special eccentric on the crank For further…

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