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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 4 (January 1890) (1890)

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n, of Charles- than they can possibly use. The outlook for the win- in entering the keeper will carry the gravity hook for- ton, West Va. The pulley is provided with a rectang- ter for natural gas is as bright as the consumers want, ward to lock the door, as shown in Fig. 3. A stop ular peripheral… … is but a fraction of one horse power. Mr. Chanute computes the power exerted by a pigeon flying 2,200 HOFFMAN'S BAND SAW FULLEY. CONNOB'S DOOB LOCK. feet per minute, 35 miles an hour nearly, at ^^^ of a by the teeth of the saw will be permitted to project be- horse power per pound, or 9)^ horse…

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