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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 16 (April 1887) (1887)

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,000 cubic tion of the handle is secured a bail, which acts as a sup- stating that the Benbow must steam at a speed of 10"5 feet. It is principally used in the manufacture of mine- port for the marble used in playing the game. Should miles an hour to infiict a blow with her ram having ral waters,… … involved as in the expansive working of steam. The The engraving represents a tool which has been re- THE HABBLE PTTZZLE OB NEBVE TESTEB. greater the number of expansions allowed, whether in cently patented by Mr. David W. Warnock, of Lex- one. two, or three cylinders, the greater work will be…

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