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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 5 (1890) (1890)

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stons, and A simple and effective device for controlling and aperture. One jaw is provided with a tongue which in each transverse cylinder are arranged pistons which fits into a corresponding groove in the other jaw. leading unruly horses without danger of doing them The pliers are used for cutting… … ROBEY’S STEAM ENGINE. which pass outwardly between the able as circumstances may require. rollers are drawn outward, thus Within each compartment thus causing the contraction of the nose strap with a force formed is placed a perforated bottom, and toeach com- movements are so timed relative to the…

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