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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 15 (April 1867) (1867)

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ts one which, it is necessary to slick them, and they need to be rubbed down on- claimed, cannot become dangerous by the overloading of the ly to clear off the hair. Immediately after this I handle them lever. The view is a vertical section. It shows the main a third time, and this time in water,… … part of the machine has cams on its lower surface which actu- ate the uprights, C, and these move levers, D', furnished with weights, F'. These levers and weights engage with rigid fulcrum at the end of the lever. A is the valve, which pins, which pass through the platform, G, and give a jar- is a…

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