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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 13 (March 1887) (1887)

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cessed and held Boulton & Watt's pumping engines was at work. in a horizontal plane, and the ends of which enter "°=^^^*''' to blocks at- Young Symington, like Murdock, was placed under his sockets secured in the top of the end of the car, as tached to the father's tuition in the North Country… … are screwed to any available support. In this case a defray any expenses which might be incurred in car- CALDWELL & QTTATEBHASS' 8APETT FLATFOBH FOB curtain should be arranged above the rack, in order rying the invention out in practice. The state of the CABS. that all dust may be kept from the…

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