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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 1 (1889) (1889)

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e ruin-strewed tightening the nut the ears are drawn against the ends a screw-threaded beach was full of sightseers. There was a curious coin- of the bushing, thereby preventing rattling, and asthe projection having cidence connected with the trip of one of the yachts. ends of the bushing are worn,… … The buffer is pre- a dollar gold piece, and a numberof smallercoins. He ferably formed had made a lucky hitin the morning, and was about with a number of bushing and socket will be small, making the coupling $150 better off. He said there were cases where $500 j We durable and one with which…

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