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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 1 (1871) (1871)

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the bladders and tables, and by the cranks, H and JI, and the connecting rod, K, cause the wheel, L, to revolve, which communicating a similar but accelerated motion to the pinion, M, shaft, N, my _ “4 awit and crank, O, works or blows the bellows, F, by the rod, P, from which the air enters the… … jointed, in a similar manner, arms which extend downwardly, in preparing wool, the oil, ete., is forced by the pressure of and are connected with the other set of arms,as shown. On bladder behind it over the hole in the axle, T, in like its own weight dow: ‘*\zovgh the tubes, the flow therein be-…

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