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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 2 (1894) (1894)

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m side to side, but preventing forward and either case, is shown in the accompanying illustration, backward motion. The machine has suitable brakes, high speed and fast work. which bear on the rings connected by short spokes swing post has at its upper end a socket which re- These mills are made by… … for use in the Spanish-American coun- GATE, tries, and is so made as to be readily taken apart and sent in small packages other end, when the gate is closed, rests ina notch in on the back of a mule. It does not get the top of the keeper post. The forward standard of out of order easily, and the…

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