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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 13 (March 1884) (1884)

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al shaft that is inde- under cover, durability may justly be claimed as one of the ductor made of wire, secured to a strip of wood by staples. pendent of the wheel shaft. A novel governing device is principal advantages. When working, three (there are six in At certain intervals, which may be any… … In Fig. 3 the circuit is from the left hand conductor to A NEW WIND ENGINE. it has taken tbe first prize over the county. It has been in bell, a, to its segment and to the axle; from the other con- such constant demand at 65 cents a pound, the year through, ductor to the bell, b, to center plate of…

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