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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 15 (October 1876) (1876)

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the blast stations all over the earth, it has been proved by millions and from the fact that a large Sound steamer has already of observations that there is no simultaneousness whatever A NEW GEARING. passed fifty feet nearer the shore than ever before, it is pro- between the supposed cause and the… … of gunpowder packed in the submerged tunnels and head- in Machinery Hall, an exceedingly ingenious and novel mode should relieve the horse of his weight, by sliding into the ings was fired, and Blossom Rock ceased to exist. The coun- of gearing, which will doubtless find many utilizations in water…

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