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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 13 (March 1876) (1876)

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hrough the tube. A, as will readily be understood from plunger rod, C (Fig. 2), having a piston as shown. Said pis- Fig. 2. ing had to Fig. 1. The lower millstone. A, is bound with bands in the usual ton is packed with cork and India rubber so that the swelling When, on the other hand, the sleeve… … cers, druggists, brewers, and saloon keepers, and edge bands, are placed several narrow but to those of private families. The imple- bands which are cut away successively as the TSUAX'S lUPEOVED MILLSTONE- ment is inexpensively made, of strong and stone wears, the edge band being driven up. durable…

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