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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 7 (February 1875) (1875)

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mill brasses; but on com paring the results.of the trials given string would be attached in tjie ordinary kite, is suspended a the chimney will never burn out. To free the pipe of soot, by your correspondent, with similar work done on bras bag of ballast whose position can be shifted at pleasure by… … BLACKFORD'S FLYING MACHINE. ing. If an accident shouldhappen to the ma- brass boxes in pillow blocks, the first set chinery, the ballast may be instantly adjusted so as to bring of which was put in when thejnillwas built, and they the pipe smartly on all sides from top to bottom. The soot the kite…

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