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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 17 (1861) (1861)

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air motor. rope, a flat chain is introduced at the end of the rope, In this, as in every other department, the activity of and this chain, by winding upon the drum, always The Color of Water. the present century asserts its superiority over all Dr. Tyndall has shown, by a series of beautiful and… … that when one drum is rotated, it —————+-9—______ will carry the other drum in Kenr is the name of a small the opposite direction, and vice town on the German side of the Rhine, nearly of the curb, hooks being placed upon both of these versa. The slecve, J, has ratchet teeth which lock opposite to…

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