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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 22 (February 5, 1859) (1859)

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rangement of the paddles. To a hub or shaft, cleaned by a blast of air passing to the fan, takes the water (as seen in Fig. 3). The A, are secured a series of radial arms, B B’ C. It is then conducted into the smut machine B’’, connected together by rims or peri- four cornérs of each bucket is… … water soon rose in the back boiler to the same ling effect is equal, no matter in what direc lug, abed, Fig. 2, and by these lugs they level as thatin the other. This action af- elevated, the current of electricity is trans- tion the wheel rotates. are secured to central rims, D D’ D’’ D’”, forded…

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