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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 4 (July 1879) (1879)

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e manufacturers claim that ing with not a little success the chief centers of demand in to escape and pass through the cream when it begins to as- they combine all that is desirable in a steam engine. Europe. "This latter theory receives support from the fact CGnd, has been patented by Mr. Moses… … THE EXETER STEAM ENGINE. manufactures to the value of nearly £1,000,000 sterling in number of times, still leaving ample strength for hard work. Mr. James L. Sprague, of Minneapolis, Minn., has patented The cylinder is connected with the main bearing by a rigid excess of the previous year's…

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