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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 19 (May 1875) (1875)

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l not when the blowing-off of the steam ceased. pans yielding from five to ten cents' worth of gold, equiva- go to bed, but still Nature will not allow her law to be Of the remaining figures, Fig. 3 shows one of these valves lent to fifty dollars a day to the man, if the yield should broken.so she… … Cockburn & Son, of Port Eglinton, fore, is usually caused by tea or cof- COCKBURVS EQTJILIBBITJM SAFETY VALVE near Glasgow, Scotland, and three fee, though strange to say that tea forms of it are shown in the illustra- and coffee actually send some people into sound slumber. different form of…

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