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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 15 (October 1888) (1888)

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between New York and Havre when the operator can conveniently and easily shift the during the Paris Exhibition—but when there were no belt by operating the belt shifter. When the belt has more cables to lay she was relegated to idleness and been shifted, the sliding block moves downward until… … COMSTOCK'S BELT REST. vator as the latter moves up or down in front of the Disparaging the Horse .—A gate opening. When the gate is closed, the bar is in- of the hanger, the pulleys then being out of frictional writer in one of our contemporaries thinks the in- clined toward the door opening, its…

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