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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 21 (November 1878) (1878)

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agneto-machine pow- watertight up to the faces of the valve ports by adjustable piece of wood. This fact also applies to articles bronzed er. The light so obtained is very brilliant, steady, and clear, screws, whose tension naturally depends on the pressure by steam. having many advantages over the… … NEW HYDEAXTLIC MOTOE. for the motor are that its speed depends entirely on the cess of the new burner can be estimated is not known, and trial purposes; for instance, to the preservation of the inte- quantity of the water passing through it, and that the varia- rior surface of marine boilers, steam…

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