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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 16 (October 1874) (1874)

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n- ders the latter easier to set up. It is adapted to almost any position, and is entirely free from any complication in its working parts. As applied to a pump, as will readily be perceived from the following description, it insures a nice adjustment of the stroke, so that a regular supply of… … work into place, pierce a hole for the peg, and drive the latter The entire machine is shown in perspective in Fig. 1; the home, all without once laying sectional view, Fig. 2, will aid to obtaining a clear compre- down the tool. This is accom- hension of the essential features of the mechanism.…

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