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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 1 (July 1890) (1890)

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he spring, capable of sliding in the disks and upon the fixed ROGERS' WABBLE SAW. being always ready to enter the ram and promptly fol- fender, in connection with a friction pulley adapted low the creek or river water the moment it recedes. be quickly changed and fixed. It is a patented in-… … Fig. 2, RIFE'S HYDRAULIC ENGlITb DISCONNECTED TO SHOW CONSTRUCTIOU. Fig, l.-RIFE'S AUTOMATIC HYDRAULIC ENGINE. ) 1890 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.

Munn · Contained · Spring · Patents · Scientific American · Illustrated · Plate glass · Express money · India rubber · Fire crackers · Hot water · Spring water · Friction disk · Gas engine · River water

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