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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 6 (1867) (1867)

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epressing this handle, as at H, Fig. 1, the sleeve is fans, giving a rotary motion always in one direction. etrate them in another way, by plunging shot upon their deck drawn back into the stock and holds the spindle with a per- The labor of raising water from wells for cattle is an oner- from the… … pattering overhead like hail At the late State Fair of Wis- FAUGHTS LATHE ARBOR TIGHTENER. upon the slates.” consin one of these machines If at any time the spindle, sleeve, or the recess in the stock is pumped nearly all the water used for the stock on the grounds, 150 FEET is understood to be…

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