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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 5 (1882) (1882)

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insure uniform feed of the positive carbon to eompen- the small spur wheel are loose upon the driving shaft, and | Many of the accidents resulting in the destruction of life sate for waste. The invention consists in a carbon holder both are capable of being engaged by clutches operated by and… … throw of the connecting rod of reciprocating engines, which The form of calk may be either smooth or sharp. It has consists in the peculiar atrangement of levers similar to that | ample strength, and is not liable to be broken. Use tends to KOHLER’S EXTINGUISHER FOR ARGAND BURNERS, of the…

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