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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 10 (September 1879) (1879)

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low of oil through the tubing, so that when sufilcient the gully, one being 3,100 feet long, the other 1,600 feet; within the body of the fastener, and made to engage with pressure has accumulated to cause a flow the oil will pass out- also through other cables to five other establishments upon the… … a sliding motion of the meal when it is in operation, and thus enable the flour to be bolied more evenly and cleanly than is TAKE-TJP SHEAVE. CLIP IS DRIVE WHEEL. SCREW DRIVING GEAR. now done. Mr. Rienza A. Goldsmith, of Washingtonville, N. Y., has foot head supplies the power. One of these cables,…

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