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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 4 (January 1882) (1882)

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he variation in movement. To allowvertical movement of the boxes the piston and eccentricrods are fitted with right and left hand screw turn buckles,so that the rods can be lengthened and shortened. The invention can be applied in connection with sidepaddlewheels and beam engines by changing the… … that may fall into the open upper ends of tlie .pipes cannotflow into the lantern, but will escape through small tubesconnected with the pipes at their angles. The air to support combustion is admitted through openings in the bottomof the lantern. This invention was suggested to the inventor by…

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