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Hack-bar′row.

Hack′ing-out knife.

Hack′le; Heck′le ; Hatch′el .

Hack′ling-ma-chine′.

Had′ley's Quad′rant.

Haem′a-dyn-a-mom′e-ter.

Hair-clip′ping shears.

Hair-cloth loom.

Hair-com′pass.

Hair-di-vid′er.

Hair-pen′cil.

Hair-pick′er.

Hair-py-ri′tes.

Hair-rope Pick′er.

Hair-trig′ger.

Hair-work′ing.

Half-bas′tion.

Half-bind′ing.

Half-breadth plan.

Half-breadth staff.

Half-capo-niere′.

Half-fur′nace.

Half-head ′er.

Half-high Fur′nace.

Half-lat′tice Gird′er.

Half-mer′lon.

Half-min′ute glass.

Half-moon knife.

Half-prin′ci-pal.

Half-re-lief′.

Half-round bit.

Half-round file.

Half-stuff ma-chine′.

Half-sunk′en Battery.

Half-thick file.

Half-tim′ber.

Half-turn′ing bolt.

Hal ′lo-type.

Ha-lom′e-ter.

Hal ′o-scope.

Halv′ing-belt.

Hame-fas′ ten -er.

Ham ′mer-axe.

Ham ′mer-beam roof.

Ham ′mer-cap.

Ham ′mer-catcher.

Ham ′mer-cloth.

Ham ′mer-harden-ing.

Ham ′mer-helve.

Ham ′mer-joint.

Ham ′mer-mark.

Ham ′mer-nail.

Ham ′mer-spring.

Ham ′mer-tail spring.

Ham ′mock-net-tings.

Hand, Arti-fi′cial.

Hand-bar′row.

Hand-cul′ti-vator.

Hand feed-pump.

Hand-grap′nel.

Hand-ham′mer.

Hand-let′ter.

Hand-mag′ni-fier.

Hand-peg′ger.

Hand-plant′er.

Hand-rail plane.

Hand Sew′ing-ma-chine′.

Hand-shut′tle.

Hand′spike-ring.

Hand Spin′ning-ma-chine′.

Hand-wheel lathe.

Hang′ing-bridge.

Hang′ing-but′tress.

Hang′ing-com′pass.

Hang′ing-knee.

Hang′ing-ma-chine′.

Hang′ing-post.

Hang′ing-side.

Hang′ing-stile.

Hang′ing-tie.

Hang′ing-tool.

Hang′ing-valve.

Hard′en-ing-fur′nace.

Hard′en-ing-kiln.

Hard′en-ing-skin.

Hard-fin′ish.

Hard Por′ce-lain.

Hard Rub′ber.

Hard Sol ′der.

Har-mon′i-ca.

Har-mon′i-phon.

Har-mo′ni-um.

Harmo-nom′e-ter.

Har′ness-bell.

Har′ness-board.

Har′ness-cask.

Har′ness-clamp.

Har′ness-hook

Har′ness, leath′er.

Har′ness-pad.

Har′ness-room.

Harness-sad′dle.

Har′ness-snap.

Harp′ing-i′ron.

Har-poon′--fork.

Har-poon′--rock′et.

Harp′si-chord.

Har′vest-er-cut′ter grind-er.

Har′vest-ing-ma-chine′.

Has′sock-fil′ler.

Has′ ten -er.

Hat-block′ing ma-chine′.

Hat-bod′y Print′er.

Hat-bod′y Siz′ing-ma-chine′.

Hat-brim Trim′mer.

Hat-brush′ing ma-chine′.

Hat-con-form′a-tor.

Hat-em-boss′ing.

Hat-felt′ing.

Hat-fin′ish-ing.

Hat-form′ing ma-chine′.

Hat-full′ing ma-chine′.

Hat-hard′--en-ing Machine′.

Hat-i′ron-ing ma-chine′.

Hat-mak′ers Bat′ter-y.

Hat-meas′ure.

Hat-nap′ping ma-chine′.

Hat-per′fo-rating ma-chine′.

Hat-plank′ing.

Hat-poun′cing ma-chine′.

Hat-press′ing ma-chine′.

Hat-pro-tect′or.

Hat-shap′ing ma-chine′.

Hat-stiff′en-ing ma-chine′.

Hat-stretch′ing ma-chine′.

Hat-tip Stretch′er.

Hat-ven′tilator.

Hat-weav′ing loom.

Haul — up gear.

Hawk-bill-tooth saw.

Haw ′ser-clamp.

Haw ′ser—laid.

Hay —band ma-chine′.

Hay —cut′ter.

Hay —el′e-vator.

Hay —load′er.

Hay —mak′ing Fur′nace.

Hay Rak′er and Cock′er.

Hay —rak′er and Load′er .

Hay —spread′er.

Hay ′stack—boil′er.

Hay —stack′er.

Hay —ted′der.

Hay —un-load′er.

Head′ing—chis′el.

Head′ing—cir′cler.

Head′ing—course.

Head′ing—joint.

Head′ing—knife.

Head′ing—ma-chine′.

Head′ing—tool.

Head—mold′--ing.

Head—tim′ber.

Hear′ing—trumpet.

Hearth—brush.

Hearth—plate.

Heat—en′gine.

Heat′ing—appa-ra′tus.

Heat′ing—pan.

Heat′ing—stove.

Heat′ing-surface.

Heat′ing-tube.

Heat-reg′u-lator.

Heck ′ling-ma-chine′.

Hed′dle-hook.

Hedge-clip′per.

Hedge-plan′ter.

Hedg′ing-tools.

Heel-breast′-- ing ma-chine′.

Heel-bur′nish-ing ma-chine′.

Heel-cut ′ter.

Heel-face Dress′er.

Heel-ma-chine′.

Heel-pol′ish-ing ma-chine′.

Heel-seat Cut′ter.

Heel-trim′mer.

Hel′i-cal spring.

Hel′i-co-graph.

He′li-o-chrome.

He′li-o-chromo-type.

He′li-o-graph.

He′li-o-graphic En-grav′ing.

Heli-om′e-ter.

He′li-o-scope.

He′li-o-stat.

He′li-o-trope.

He′li-o-type.

Hel-len′o-type.

Hel′met; helm .

Helve-ham′mer.

Hema-drom′e-ter.

Hema-dyna-mom′e-ter.

Hemi-spheres of Mag′de-burg.

Hemor-rhoid′alsyr′inge.

Hemp-har′vest-er.

Her-ba′ri-um.

Her-maph′ro-dite.

Her′ni-al Sup-port′er.

Her′ring-bone.

Her-schel′i — an Tel′e-scope.

Hete-rod′ro-mous Lev′ers.

Hide-hand′ler.

Hide-scrap′er.

Hide-shav′ing ma-chine′.

Hide-stretch′er.

Hide-work′er.

High-fur′nace.

High-press′ure a-larm′.

High-press′ure En′gine.

High-re-lief′.

High-warp loom.

Hill ′o-type.

Hill ′side-plow.

Hind-car′riage.

Hinge-mak′ing ma-chine′.

Hip-poc′ra-tes sleeve.

Hitch ′ing-clamp.

Hitch ′ing-post.

Hoard ; hoarding .

Hod-el′e-vator.

Ho-dom′e-ter.

Hoe′ing ma-chine′.

Hog-el′e-vator.

Hog′ger-pipe.

Hog′ger-pump.

Hog-scald′ing tub.

Hog's-nose Trim′mer.

Hoist′ing-en-gine.

Hoist′ing-jack.

Hoist′ing-ma-chine′.

Hoist′ing-tack′le.

Hold-back hook.

Hold′ing-down bolt.

Hold′ing — up Ham ′mer.

Hol′low-adze.

Hol′low-au′ger.

Hol′low-au′ger bit.

Hol′low-drift.

Hol′low-edge file.

Hol′low-ing and Back′ing-ma-chine′ .

Hol′low-ing-knife.

Hol′low-ing-plane.

Hol′low-joint wire.

Hol′low-man′drel lathe.

Hol′low-new′el.

Hol′low-plane.

Hol′low-punch.

Hol′low-quoin.

Hol′low-rail.

Hol′lows and rounds.

Hol′low-ware.

Ho-lom′e-ter.

Hol′o-pho′tal light.

Hol-o-ster′ic Ba-rom′e-ter.

Hom′i-ny-mill.

Hon ′ey-comb.

Hon ′ey-strain′er.

Hon ′i-ton-lace.

Hood ′ing-end.

Hood-mold′ing.

Hood-quar′ter.

Hoof-par′ing knife.

Hoof-spread′er.

Hooke ′s Gear′ing.

Hooke ′s joint.

Hook′ing-frame.

Hook-mo′tion.

Hoop-bend ′ing ma-chine′.

Hoop-coil′ing ma-chine′.

Hoop-crimp′ing ma-chine′.

Hoop-cut ′ting ma-chine′.

Hoop-dress′ing ma-chine′.

Hoop-driv′er.

Hoop-plan′ing ma-chine′.

Hoop-punch′ing ma-chine′.

Hoop-rack′ing ma-chine′.

Hoop-riv′ing ma-chine′.

Hoop-saw′ing ma-chine′.

Hoopshav′ing Machine′.

Hoop Splay′ing and Bend′ing ma-chine′.

Hoop-split′ting ma-chine′.

Hop′per-cock.

Hop-pick′--er.

Ho-ri′zon, Ar-ti-ficial.

Ho-ri′zon-glasses.

Hor-i-zontal Di′al.

Hor-i-zon′tal drill.

Hor-i-zon′tal es-cape′ment.

Hor-i-zon′--tal lathe.

Hor-i-zon′tal mill.

Hor-i-zon′tal Steamengine.

Hor-i-zon′tal Wa′--ter-wheel.

Horn , Ar-ti-fi′cial.

Horn-mer′cu-ry.

Horn-quick′sil-ver.

Horn-sil′ver.

Hor ′o-log′ic-al In′stru-ments.

Ho-rom′e-ter.

Hor ′o-scope.

Horse-ar-til′ler-y.

Horse-cap′stan.

Horse-clip′ping tool.

Horse-col′lar.

Horse ferry -boat.

Horse hay-fork.

Horse-hitch′ing hook.

Horse-hold′er.

Horse-lit′ter.

Horse-pow′er.

Horse-rail′road.

Horse′shoe-an′vil.

Horse′shoe-clamp.

Horse′shoe-ma-chine′.

Horse′shoe-mag′net.

Horse′shoe-nail.

Horse′shoe nail-ma-chine′.

Horse′shoe-rack.

Hors′ing-block.

Hors′ing-i′ron.

Hose-car′riage.

Hose-car′ri-er.

Hose-coup′ling.

Hose-fit′tings.

Hose-jump′er.

Hose-mak′ing ma-chine′.

Hose-protect′or.

Hos ′pi-tal-wagon.

Hot-air Engine.

Hot-air Fur′nace.

Hot-blast Fur′nace.

Ho-tel′--car.

Hot-gild′ing.

Hot-wa′ter Faucet.

Hot-wa′ter Heat′ing-appa-ra′tus.

Hot-water pipe.

Hot-wa′ter pump.

House-mov′ing.

Hous′ing-bear′ers.

Hub′ble-bub′ble.

Hub-bor′ing ma-chine′.

Hub-cen′ter-ing ma-chine′.

Hub-mor′tis-ing ma-chine′.

Hub-turn′ing ma-chine′.

Hull ′ingma-chine′.

Hum′mel-ing-ma-chine′.

Hun-ga′ri — an Leath′er.

Hun-ga′ri — an ma-chine′.

Hunt ′er's screw.

Hunt ′ing-cog.

Hunt ′ing-horn.

Hunt ′ing-watch.

Hur′dle-nail.

Hurdy-gur′dy.

Hur′ri-cane-deck.

Husk-hack′ler.

Husk′ing-glove.

Husk′ing-peg.

Huy-ghen′i — an eye-piece.

Hy-al′o-graph.

Hy-drau′lic belt.

Hy-drau′lic block.

Hy-drau′lic brush.

Hy-drau′lic cane.

Hy-drau′lic Ce-ment′.

Hy-drau′lic clock.

Hy-drau′lic con-dens′er.

Hy-drau′lic crane.

Hy-drau′lic dock.

Hy-drau′lic El′e-vator.

Hy-drau′lic En′gine.

Hy-drau′lic Gov′ern-or.

Hy-drau′lic hoist.

Hy-drau′lic In′di-cator.

Hy-drau′lic lift.

Hy-drau′lic Lift′ing-jack.

Hy-drau′lic lime.

Hy-drau′lic main.

Hy-drau′lic Mining.

Hy-drau′lic Mor′tar.

Hy-drau′lic Mo′tor.

Hy-drau′lic Noz′zle.

Hy-drau′li-con.

Hy-drau′lic Piv′ot.

Hy-drau′lic Plat′form-lift.

Hy-drau′lic press.

Hy-drau′lic pro-pel′ler.

Hy-drau′lic Pull′ing-jack.

Hy-drau′lic punch.

Hy-drau′lic rail-bend′er.

Hy-drau′lic ram.

Hy-drau′lic shaft-straighten-er.

Hy-drau′lic shears.

Hy-drau′lic slip.

Hy-drau′lic spring-tester.

Hy-drau′lic Tele-graph.

Hy-drau′lic valve.

Hy-drau′lic wheel.

Hy′dro-ba-rom′e-ter.

Hy′dro-car′bon-burn′er.

Hydro-car′bon-fur′nace.

Hydro-car′bon-stove.

Hy′dro-e-lec′tric Batter-y.

Hy′dro-e-lec′tric ma-chine′.

Hy′dro-ex-tract′or.

Hy′dro-genlamp.

Hy′dro-met′al-lurgy.

Hy′dro-met′ric Pend′u-lum.

Hydro-met′ro-graph.

Hy′dro-phore.

Hy′dro-scope.

Hy′dro-stat′ic arch.

Hy′dro-stat′ic Bal′ance.

Hy′dro-stat′ic Bal′ing-press.

Hydro-static bed.

Hydro-stat′ic Bel′lows.

Hy′dro-stat′ic lamp.

Hy′dro-stat′ic Lev′el.

Hydro-static press.

Hy′dro-stat′ic-press pump.

Hy-et′o-graph.

Hy′gro-graph.

Hy′grome-ter.

Hy′gro-met′ric Bal′ance.

Hy′gro-scope.

Hy-pae′thrum.

Hy′per-thy′rum; Hyper-thy′non .

Hy′po-der′mic Syr′inge.

Hy′po-tra-che′li-um.

Hyp-som′e-ter.

Hys′ter-om′e-ter.

Hyster′o-tome.

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Hy′dro-stat′ic Bal′ing-press.

One in which the force of water under pressure is made to compress the fibrous material to be baled.

In the example shown, the beater B is first operated, and, when the process has gone to a certain extent, the beater is made stationary, and the follower D raised. Both operations are effected by hydraulic operation. The suspension rope of the beater winds on the wheel M, which is rotated by pinion and rack, the latter being depressed by a piston in cylinder J. The rope is tripped off the wheel from time to time, automatically, allowing the weight B to fall, and again and again re-winds and slips off. At the proper time the cock is turned and the water turned on to the other cylinder J, beneath the follower D, and the latter is raised by the pressure of water beneath the piston in said cylinder. G represents the material under pressure.

In Fig. 2626 the motive-power is water under pressure. The cylinder A is open at both ends, has two ports, E and F, at the center, to receive and discharge respectively the water from the pump or head. There are two rams B in cylinder A, working in opposite directions toward heads C. G is the space for the material to be pressed. D are connecting-rods, connecting the heads C together to resist the strain of the rams B, and forming guides for the rams.

1877.

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