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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 18 (May 1891) (1891)

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s of three of our publications selected from a er's Falls, Mass. The large driving wheel has bearings thus increasing the power to press upon the treadles. huge pile of similar ones taken from papers published in a horizontal frame, a forward extension from which With the aid of the tug, from which… … dred feet lower, but it can do work that the other can- three views, besides plans for the two floors. Such a SCHIEDING'S VELOCIPEDE. not, because it has energy stored in it. When that building is perfectly feasible to the man who is paying water is running down the hill and turning the wheel,…

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