ing machines and other parison with others on the store counters. purposes, and is designed to bring into play all the rope tied to.a hook and pulley at the-loose end of the muscles of the body, is shown in the accompanying illustration, and has been patented by Mr. Theodore A. Stark, of Ottawa,… … and the movement of the slide is imparted would result in the death of such organism to the belt. In side extensions of the frame STARK’S MOTOR FOR FLYING MACHINES, ETC. (in the case of man and animals these pro- are journaled propelling wheels, whose hubs ducts are carbonic oxide, bile, urine,…
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