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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 22 (June 1877) (1877)

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is mind the modern reaper, which picks up grain, makes justing the watch, and another stop serves to regulate the ened to the frame of the machine. A cylinder, G, is secured it up in bundles, cords it, and ties a knot in the cord, or the month and day dials. The watch, besides, is a repeater; and… … ings of the works, and a general de- pocket rule or a pair of dividers. MATILE'S WATCH. scription of what they accomplish. Any bright boy can make the tests In Fig. 1 is given a view of the face and interpret the diagrams. on pressing still another stop, it sounds first the hour, then of the…

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