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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 1 (January 1871) (1871)

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carry round the bladders and tables,and by the cranks, H and I, and the connecting rod, K,cause the wheel, L, to revolve, which communicating asimilar but accelerated motion to the pinion, M, shaft, N,and crank, 0, works or blows the bellows, F, by the rod, P,from which the air enters the axle, E,… … lever of the valve, Q, strikes against it, and opens the valvewhen the bladder arrives at U and begins to descend, itspressure on the water drives out the air, and gives it adescending power; the knob, R, then closes the valve, ii,and prevents the entrance, of any water into the bladder;by this…

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