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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 20 (May 1890) (1890)

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ed thereon the treadle is removed, a spring returns the lever to its chest. In the under side of the valve is an exhaust cavity by means of a needle or narrow scraper, which cuts normal position and thus closes the door. Another adapted to alternately connect the inlet ports with one through the… … MOOES' FURNACE S00R OPENER. WOOD & HOUSTON'S VALVE. ditious way what is usually a difficult and expensive operation—the laying of a long line of pipe in deep water. He had occasion to lay nearly 1,000 feet of treadle gives vertical movement to a rod on the upper with a rod connected with the…

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