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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 11 (March 1877) (1877)

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ugh valve chest this fuel—pure hydrogen and carbon compounds—becomes and cylinder, and Fig. 2 a view of the cut-off mechanism, homogeneous, and has a uniform strength and finish not to merging of the contents from the pockets. The entire load all of which, it will be noticed, is easily accessible.… … Report of the Chief of Engineers, TT.S.A. the result will be, as the sliding bar continues There are 107 officers in the engineer corps its motion, that the rock lever will be pushed FISH'S VARIABLE CUT-OFF. of the United States Army. Sundry econom- to the right or left; the valve shaft will thus…

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