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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 1 (January 1866) (1866)

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r extracting these-crystals the The valve is formed on the stem and is fast thereon. In rolling the axle, iron, cut to the proper length, mud of the entire lake has been found to contain a It has also a very long bearing, and, by its arrange- is laid on the carriage, A, and inserted between the… … COOPER'S BOLLS FOB MAKING CAB AXLES. ' scald the hand, or water leak turongh to corrode the the mud to contain, even at that depth, more or less centric-shaped, and do not bite on the axle instantly, I hniioi.ii I™ dmnnino. down where it is so placed trat but gradually draw it in, atthesame time…

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