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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 5 (January 1887) (1887)

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the which is wholly available for the maintenance of the back columns, and the pump fittings are of gun metal. same time the moon happened to be at its least dis- establishment and the prosecution of its work; The The crankshaftis 614 »• in diameter, and is built up. tance from the observer, about… … though the metal were super- screen a beautiful picture IMPROVED COMPOUITD MILL ENGINE. heated to this amount; the illustrating clearly the work contents of the crucible being accomplished. Lantern slides reduced f roni the state of sirup to the fluidity of water. in abundance were used to make…

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