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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 6 (February 1883) (1883)

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have ever been those of "overwork" in its truest sense. running. The engineer capable of running a plain slide joint, by which the perfect seating of the cover to the Brain function has frequently outstripped bodily strength; valve engine is fully competent to manage one of these valve is insured,… … tain for their invention is a public of his cerebral and nervous organism was not, Fig. 4.—View of Governor and Section through Bed, recognition of its value. None but so to say, general, and equal throughout. He an inventor can tell how dishearten- had excellent parts and extraordinary intel- ing…

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