0 strange and fantastic in his poem on ‘‘ The Bells.” And John J. Bate, of Brooklyn, L. I., has invented and pat- PULLEYS ON SHAFTING. sowe might go on indulgingin the train of thought that ented his improved lard kettle, the patents being dated Belting and pulleys form the most simple, universal… … a number of communications asking information as to tell what flaws there may be in the metal, and hence the Fig. 1 shows a verticaland Fig. 2 a horizontal section, small bolts are preferable. The bell may be turned once the relative size of pulleys, so as to obtain any number It consists of a…
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