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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 23 (December 1876) (1876)

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he crank shaft, taking into notches in links jointed to little above the perforated plate. This valve rests upon le- sections, Fig. 1 showing the charging cylinder in a vertical the supporting plates. The crank shaft is driven by means position and with the piston raised; while Fig. 2 shows the… … careful how they use a light or even a hot per cent, and others in use by private par- GREEN'S FEED WATEB HEATER. iron about their work. A Mr. Bower, of Shef- ties show like advantageous results. field, England, had in his cellar an empty benzolin cask cylinder brought back to an inclined position…

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