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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 23 (June 1867) (1867)

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illustrated in the En- erable distance, and other materials imported from the States. which projects through the slot so that its surface turns in gineer—is the arrangement of a complete alphabet of steel the oil. As the shaft revolves the wheel turns by its slight This building was not constructed… … THE GREAT MORMON TABERNACLE AT SALT LAKE. for the people to assemble, and to take the place of the old bringing any type at pleasure, by the revolution of the wheel, the oil to the surface of the shaft. Any superabundance of Tabernacle and Bowery, the former of which was a large into vertical…

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