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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 26 (June 1884) (1884)

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's graphite. It costs twenty-five cents by Mr. G. H. Hombach, of St. Ignace, Mich. The outer strong advaatages. By this spring aad gearing a direct a pound. This white substance is German clay. It comes end of the axle, instead of being provided with a screw draught is obtained from the axle trees,… … springs are cheap, light, and simple of con- a saw, the groove being the place where the coupi GEARING. WITH MTJRCH'S NEW SPRING struction. lead is to lie. Further particulars may be obtained by " The leads are kept in hot glue, and are addrcBsing 0. M. Murch, patentee, 278 and 380 West thread and…

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