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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 6 (1888) (1888)

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o sition made for another. Under present arrangements raise or lower the wheel. Ropes or chains attached to ing independently. the casing of the wheel, on thesidenext the bank, lead the presses can be used independently.. The peculiar and are worked night and day, but are overhauled and features of… … McCARTY’S CURRENT MOTOR. The Scotch dredges are self-propelling, and sailed out from Scotland, one of position for any required pattern by avery simple ar-, be drawn toward the bank. An anchoring rope is at- tached to the outer edge of the mouthpiece at the up- going around Cape Horn to the…

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