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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 17 (October 1883) (1883)

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smallest size is here shown, capable of pumping get out of adjustment. The valves are operated by inde- stands to reason that when a camera is placed at a distance 200 gallons of water 50 feet high per hour, at an expense of pendent eccentrics on the main shaft. The engine occu- of a few feet away,… … Fig. 2.-NEW GAS ENGINE PUMP. TheCbaffee.-Reece magazine gun is one of the It cannot, however, be denied that some ex- three species of arms that were not long ago ceedingly funny and grotesque effects can be ob approved after thorough trial, by the United States Army feet. Fig. 1 is a perspective…

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