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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 15 (October 1870) (1870)

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ppreciate its importance. uncovered, steam enters this pipe, and the waterin the globe, low the pipe, B—called in this instance the " alarm pipe "— The instruments we illustrate and describe have been tested, €, descends by its own gravity to the boiler. The counter- the globe rising closes the… … BERRYMAN'S BOILER-SEED REGULATOR. At the Fair of tbe American Institt'iO, where, they are now through the wires, H and I, setting in motion the electric globe. The lever oscillates to the original position operating on exhibition, they attract much attention ana favorable through the bell-crank,…

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