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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 25 (June 1875) (1875)

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ontrolling and revers- edge of the dish pan, the bottom of which is perforated. As locking the ends the tongue, A, enters the opening, D, as in- ing mills which receive their power from a continuously and uniformly driven shaft, where the fly wheel picks up the ac-1 shown in the engraving, the… … _ harbor for some hours, in order cylinder. Upon motion being VARLEY AND FURNESS' POWER COUPLING. that her speed might be tested communicated to the shaft, A, over measured distances. The best time made was a dis- in either direction of the arrows, by the clutch, it causes the slot, B, enters slot,…

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