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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 22 (1870) (1870)

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ce at the proper which is partially wound up by means of an arm, B, having render them more effective, there yet remain in both de- time to pass clear of the web. at its extremity a friction roller. The arm, B, derives its mo- Patented, January 18, 1870, by Jeremiah Stever, whom ad dress for… … restored, and the form speed, no fruit itself, pre- matter whether maturely perishing, is revived. in driving the shuttle, when the pawl, J, is releascd from its the speed of the loom be one pick or two hundred picks Believing, with most persons, that the cause of the decay engagement with the…

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