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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 7 (February 1897) (1897)

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allic jacket. The connections with the steam cyl- It can climb any ordinary grade; in fact, any one that inders are simple and have the advantage of being en- a team of horses can climb with a heavy load. tirely unexposed to the air. The steam cylinders are cast in one piece. They are Armly secured… … of recent tests, are confident that this engine will throw the city of Hart- WOBBALL'S FBICTION COUPLINGS PULLEYS AND GEABING. 1,850 gallons of water per minute. For some time past ford, Conn., at its of representative users for main lines of shafting, Arst trial threw through Afty feet of leading…

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