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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 23 (June 1875) (1875)

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he very akin to a treasure. Therefore, when we introduce an that a central rib is formed upon it. The rib is then perfo- belt always runs in the same direction. The general con- j ornamental implement which will sharpen knives at a mere rated to receive the bail, and the side plate is similarly… … run up the screw at the rate of 20 inches per mi- f---—-^ when access is to be had to the valve, it is only ne- cessary to detach the nozzle, remove the cap and rfnnn'ir°"'''''^'''°'"''"'''^'°'''''°°'^''*^'^ SIMMONS' BELT GEARED COTTON PRESS. operating shaft, and then, by unscrewing the ring, to…

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