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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 6 (August 1895) (1895)

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ed at the piu, so that, «nce floating upon the water in the plate, chine has a regulating reducing steam valve, in which end of each semicircular course. the turtle is attracted between the two magnetized the opening is increased or diminished according as We shall explain the system of sudden… … struck, twenty-four hours started to wind up the haw- Fi<*. 2.-FAN CLOCK CONSTRUCTED BY ME. FLANCHON from those that marked but ser. It is claimed that for twelve. He calls the former ocean steamers this invention entire and the latter half clocks. Mr. Fardoil, who say, the head toward the hours…

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