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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 7 (August 1874) (1874)

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ble velocity. When the wear of the same, together with the expenditure of lu- termediate space, as shown to the right of Fig. 3, or the he turned home he happened to sit on the music stool, and bricating material, otherwise required for the bearing, is ends may be constructed smaller to enter… … terest to sewage economists and the advocates of the dry A, Fig. 1, is the driving shaft, and B, the fast pulley. The the same figure and in Fig. 2. The tube, A, is cored out on earth system. loose pulley, C, is mounted on a bearing, D, projecting fiom its middle portion to form an oil space, and…

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