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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 9 (1880) (1880)

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bulated returns, except London. The and having the upper ends curved so as to form hooks, by which it may be moved lengthwise on the bar, A. cylinder or any other prime motor either directly or by means! Pesth, 4{:1; Copenhagen, 25°8; Stockholm, 385°9; Geneva, of a lever. The bar being reciprocated… … nishers on the one fit into or opposite the power over the crank, that it will run interspaces between the cutters or bur- either very slowly or with any desired ve- nishers upon the other, and so that while locity, that it is Capable of withstanding one of the spiders remains fixed the other jars…

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