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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 25 (June 1871) (1871)

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beam oscillates from two pulleys,it has two wedge-shaped projections formed there- with wire gauze stretched across it, to retain in place the the alternate attraction of the magnets, at either end, this bar on, placed on opposite sides. The collar has a groove turned purifying substance. vibrates… … The collar, C, is feathered on the shaft so ALLEN'S FRICTION CLUTCH PULLEY is, however, that by closing the valve, as that it always maintains its relative posi- soon as the spirits passing through it begin sition with the plate or disk, M, and at any point of its revo- to show color, the first…

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