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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 25 (June 1890) (1890)

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rer together at the rear, where the two boards are and allow it to slide longitudinally. When two cars means of which the operator can at any time stop or connected by a spiral spring, which spring is attached having this coupling are to be connected, the latch start the motor, in ordinary… … BOWMAN'S CARPET CLEANING MACHINE. charge spout, a small orifice from the interior opening CHRISTIANSEN'S HYDRATTLIC MOTOR. into the inner lower portion of the spout, the opening bars by the coming together of the cars, one bar slides from the interior being considerably less than the outer address…

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