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over the bearing, e ; the plate, m, in conse- desired, it is moreover easily attached and and who has an interest in the patent, will New Milk Cooler. gives ‘a finish” to the vehicle and harness. quence of being acted upon by the spring, 2, be happy to furnish any further information. If milk be… … shellac in alcohol, and coloring it with parts are better seen in Figs. 2 and 38, the lat- the temperature of cold spring water or, by turmeric or gumboge. Itis strained through In every machine-shop where belts are em ter being a section. To the trace, D, is se- placing ice in the water, the milk…

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