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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 4 (January 1893) (1893)

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er power, concentrated into a very small space, is thus sail. The hull of this vessel is of excellent design and quite sufficient and easy to place at the center of the in first-class condition, and she is, therefore, well worth reflector. In the present case, the electromotive force fitting with… … be passed between the upper padded surface of the In view of the foregoing it will, in my opinion, be ex- Fig. l.-TROUVE'S LUMINOUS FOUNTAIN. transverse plate and the under padded surface of the tremely unwise to furnish the vessel with new boilers horizontal member, when the nuts are screwed up to…

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