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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 18 (November 1878) (1878)

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quick steamer to Liverpool; or they can send it to twice over, where Chinese and Japanese are arriving by goods. The stitch is tightened after the needle leaves the Chicago, on the banks of Lake Michigan, thence per sailing thousands to cultivate the tea plant, and where the climate goods, thus… … curing the leaves; but it would not The mechanism for communicating THE NEW WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE-BOTTOM VIEW. take many years of American inven- motion from the main shaft to the oscil- tion to change all that. The man who lating shuttle shaft, and also to the rota- is so salubrious, and…

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