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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 26 (1865) (1865)

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the flow of saliva from this cause, and machine, in detail, consists of right and left-handed ton, at Westbromwich, is now erecting eighteen fur- is, in other obvious points, a desirable improvement aces, at the works of the Dowlais Company, twenty- screws, A, in the case, B, to which water is… … | useful, and can be em- ham; for further information | ployed with great advan- address him at 100 Broad- tage in many places. It way, New York. is simply a brush con- = ial structed with a small tur- Method of Transmit- ting Power. bine wheel, A, at the back It is well known to me- and set in a…

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