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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 15 (April 1880) (1880)

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ed and THE EACINE CANOE. F, leading from the gas meter. In the upper portion of the resume its normal condition, the lever will fall to its origin- The pretty little canoe shown in the annexed engraving is float there is a shallow chamber which communicates by al position, the weight will remain… … THE BACINE CANOE. consumption of fuel to a minimum. the float. From the top of the float a needle, /,(, extends It is impossible for tlie pressure to run up rapidly, as upward into the glass tube, C, and serves as an index of the pany during the year 1879. It is made of l)irch, cherrj', or the…

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