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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 13 (September 1875) (1875)

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e the darkest recesses of the machine, which it oth- upon which the lever works; another presses upon the valve erwise might be difficult to light up sufficiently to enable oil itself, and the third is unattached at its lower extremity, cups to be readily found. where it has a stud which works up… … iron, much deeper, the bottom being of thick cast iron with a flanged stand, and is divided within by a partition, A. to give weight. The space intervening between the The large space nearest the handle serves to hold lubricating floor of this box and the lower level of the tube is filled oiLand…

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