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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 9 (August 1872) (1872)

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are shown in Fig 1, and indicated by the the Dumber of hours these operatives work daily would not brous and loud shrieking vehicles contrive to make about 20 dotted lines in Fiaj. 2. By bending upward the sides of the injure them if the machines were run by steam or other miles a day, and in the… … CAYCE'S SPRING POWER FOR SEWING MACHINES. The invention we now illustrate appears to meet the re sometimes avails himself of the services of his son, bis wife, In the provision thus made for extinguishing the lights quirements of the case by furnishing a simple and economic or his donkey. No…

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