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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 3 (1873) (1873)

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eel rim. A is the axle held in suitable bearings upon 6. Carbolic acid produced a worse smell in the house than of examination by the Council of this Society on the recent the frame. B B are the wheel arms connected with the axle the bad gases of the sewer. revision of the subjects of local… … authority to be a great barrier to tho currents of water, ice, drift wood, or EMERSON’S FEATHERING PADDLE WHEEL. success of artizan students. other obstacles. tained its valuable property longer than when exposed The journals by which the eccentric ring is connected be- TURTON’S COMPENSATED SPRING…

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